Fundamentals of Electronic Displays

For the successful use of electronic displays in professional applications and systems (such as automotive, industrial and medical), a large number of interdisciplinary aspects must be taken into account. Examples include the fundamental display principles and the resulting properties, the visual and optical performance of displays incl. ambient light and system integration of displays. The resolution of the display determines the necessary performance of the microcontroller or processor to be used and the display interface. The course provides the necessary basic knowledge in a practical manner.

The workshop begins with the basic principles of displays such as pixels and the display market. The latter is determined by consumer products with a market share of 90%. Professional displays for industry, automotive and e-signage have very different sizes and quantities.

Displays are the most important component of the human machine interface (HMI). The optical quality, which is determined using dedicated photometric measurement methods, is crucial for a high-quality appearance. The usable lifetime and the sufficient readability in bright ambient light are often highly relevant for professional display applications.

Target Group

Engineers, physicists, technicians, project managers, buyers, decision-makers and all people who will work with electronic displays (in the future). The one-day workshop covers many aspects and technologies of professional displays. It is suitable for both beginners and specialists in sub-areas who want to get an overall view of a system with displays.

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The course enables you to answer these questions:

• How to design and use displays and their systems holistically

• How to understand the requirements and specifications for electronic displays and their use

• How to evaluate display technologies with regard to specific requirements

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