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Display Engineering

Conditioning, Technologies, Applications

D. Bosman (Herausgeber)

Buch | Hardcover

424 Seiten

1989
Elsevier Science Ltd (Verlag)
978-0-444-87319-4 (ISBN)

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Designers and endusers of systems with electronic displays are now confronted with a choice of available electro-optic technologies and a number of image generation possibilities. All applications have in common that, given specific functions and environments, the visual stimuli must be perceived reliably without undue strain and acceptable cost. To make a well founded selection of a display requires in the first place thorough analysis of its function in its environment, in combination with sufficient understanding of the capabilities and constraints of the triple involved in the visual system-technology interface: image generation techniques; electro-optic conversion technologies; and the visual system. This book provides general information about these subjects, together with examples of their application. Each chapter has been written by specialists in the field concerned. The book will be a valuable aid in acquainting the reader with the necessary background to appreciate the importance of visual display factors, which normally are beyond the traditional discipline boundaries but vital to successful system operation. Short Contents: PART I: CONDITIONING. 1.

PART I: CONDITIONING. 1. Image Characterisation and Formation. The tesselated image or message. Description of the displayed picture. Analysis in the luminance domain. Addressing. 2. An Engineering View on the Visual System-Technology Interface. Legibility of symbols, robustness. Characteristics of the eye imaging system. Threshold and supra-threshold sensitivities. Colour in displays. Recommendations. PART II: TECHNOLOGIES. 1. Cathode Ray Tubes. Historical survey. Principles of operation. Physical characteristics. Novel types of CRT. Addressing/driving. System interface. Visual characteristics. State of development. Health implications for CRT users. 2. Vacuum Fluorescent Tubes. Historical survey. Principles of operation. Physical characteristics. Addressing/driving and system interface. Visual characteristics. State of development. 3. Liquid Crystal Displays. Physical characteristics. Principles of operation. Addressing/driving. Conclusion. 4. Large Area Gas Discharge Displays or Plasma Displays. Principle of operation. AC plasma displays. DC plasma displays. 5. Electroluminescent Displays. Historical survey. Principle of operation. Physical characteristics. Addressing/driving. System interface. Visual characteristics. Other EL devices. State of development. 6. Light Emitting Diodes. Principles of operation. Physical characteristics. Addressing/driving. System interfacing. Visual characteristics. State of development. Thermal imaging systems. Multi-colour and monolithic matrix arrays in development. 7. Miscellaneous Technologies. Historical survey. Principles of operation. PART III: APPLICATIONS. 1. Displays in the Office. Applications for the displays. Working environment. Ergonomics. Fonts. Flat panel displays in the office. State of the art: CRTs in office workstations. Bar imaging systems. 2. Displays in Monitoring and Control Tasks. Historical survey. Operating conditions. Display type. Conclusion. Acknowledgement. References. 3. Automotive and Marine Applications. Visual requirements. Display technologies. Subject Index. Author Index.

Verlagsort	Oxford
Sprache	englisch
Themenwelt	Informatik ► Grafik / Design ► Digitale Bildverarbeitung
Themenwelt	Technik ► Elektrotechnik / Energietechnik
ISBN-10	0-444-87319-8 / 0444873198
ISBN-13	978-0-444-87319-4 / 9780444873194
Zustand	Neuware