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AA043MA01 Datasheet PDF : 8 Pages
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White LED Backlighting
White light-emitting diodes (LEDs), which consume
less power and have superior electrical properties
compared to their conventional cold cathode
fluorescent lamp(CCFL) counterparts, are increasingly
being used as LCD backlights. Among pioneers in the
use of white LEDs, Mitsubishi Electric was the first to
complete introducing LED into industrial-use LCD
line-up. White LED backlights are used in all our
standard product models as well as our high-brightness
products designed especially for outdoor use.
Natural Color Matrix
Today, industrial-use LCDs are incorporated into a
range of different equipment where they display
a wide variety of content. An increasing number
of these applications require natural color
reproduction. Mitsubishi Electric’s unique Natural
Color Matrix color conversion technology was
introduced as a standard feature in the company’s
industrial-use LCDs beginning from the early
stages of production providing stunningly vivid
color reproduction.
Original image
Color conversion
using
Natural Color Matrix
[Image diagram]
Comparison with Mitsubishi
Electric's conventional model
Without Natural Color Matrix
With Natural Color Matrix
Glass Bonding Technology
Outdoor-use equipment incorporating LCDs
often comes equipped with a glass panel to
protect the LCD surface. However, the reflection
of sunlight off the surface of the LCD can
adversely affect visibility. As a solution, Mitsubishi
Electric has introduced bonding of the LCD and
protective glass with resin. This minimizes the
reflection of sunlight and realizes superior
visibility for products with protective glass.
Conventional mode
Glass bonding model
Protective glass
Layer of air
LCD
Protective glass
Bonding resin
LCD
Poor readability due to reflection
Minimal reflection (reflection ratio less than 1/10)
Wide Product Line-up
A diverse line-up of TFT-LCD modules is available,
including a full range of standard resolution
displays. Examples of special industrial-use LCDs
include a 9.0-inch quarter-high-definition
(QHD) resolution monitor ideal for camera
monitor applications and a wide 19.2-inch full
high-definition monitor that is one-third the
height of conventional displays.
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