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News Release from: Applied Concepts | Subject: NVIS capable LED backlights
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 12 May 2008
LED backlights offer ultra-high
luminance
Backlights offer improved efficiency and superior thermal management to illuminate LCDs with more brightness and/or less power than traditional CCFL approaches.
Applied Concepts has a new range of turnkey engineered NVIS compatible LED backlit displays These new LED display solutions for LCD panels ranging in size from 6.4 to 20.1in diagonal, are edge-lit LED systems, and offer ultra-high-luminance day mode with direct sunlight readability as well as Class C NVIS capability
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 22 Mar 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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LED backlights produce brighter LCDs
Turnkey engineered LED backlighting solutions cover LCD panels ranging in size from 6.4 to 20.1in diagonal.
Applied Concepts also supplies a range of standard LED solutions and now many panels can be offered with NVIS compatibility as an option.
ACI's LED backlighting solutions provide significant advantages over alternative LED solutions which are generally more invasive, require complicated modifications and are much less efficient.
When coupled with ACI's patent-pending I-Drive LED drivers, these solutions offer improved efficiency and superior thermal management to illuminate LCDs with more brightness and/or less power than traditional CCFL approaches.
According to Gary Nelson, President and CEO of Applied Concepts: "We have received very positive feedback thus far from our military customers that have evaluated our sunlight readable/NVIS capable LED display solutions".
"Our customers have said there is nothing else on the market today which even approaches the performance of our displays".
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