2019
DOI: 10.1080/15980316.2019.1606121
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Impact of high-resolution matrix backlight on local-dimming performance and its characterization

Abstract: In this paper, the general aspects of backlight unit design are considered as a whole. A new key parameter for BLU design, the FWHM to pitch ratio, is introduced and a reasonable value will be proposed. In addition, a new procedure for the uniformity analysis of direct-lit BLUs will be introduced, which is necessary due to the upcoming high-resolution matrix backlight. The aspects and challenges of local-dimming of high-resolution BLUs will be described and amended solutions for excellent results will be propo… Show more

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“…In principle, the cross‐talk can be technically improved by adopting standard technologies in flat panel displays (FPDs) such as black matrix or electrical local‐dimming technologies during operation of the backlight. [ 83 ] For practical impacts, the detachable perovskite PD‐arrays with the compatibility of a modular assembly approach can be practically extended toward monolithic optical wireless interconnection in the advanced Si‐based system hybridized with the PDs electronics.…”
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