Abstract. The design of BLU for LCD devices, whose goal is to achieve uniform illumination and high luminance across the LCD surface, requries an assistance of illumination design programs. The goal of this paper is to develop a design and analysis tool to model an efficient BLU. The rendering techniques traditionally used in the field of computer graphics are the usual tools of choice to analyze BLU. An analysis method based on Monte Carlo photon tracing to evaluate the optical performance of BLU is presented. An optimization technique based on direct search method, a simplex method by Nelder and Mead, to achieve an optimal uniform illumination is also discussed.
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The design of BLU for LCD devices, whose goal is to achieve uniform illumination and high luminance...
The original publication is available at www.springerlink.com.The design of BLU for LCD devices, who...
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[[abstract]]This study proposes an innovative design method for functional optical film microstructu...
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In order to meet the advent of the high-definition liquid crystal display (LCD) era, in addition to ...
Ray tracing models the behavior of a LCD color separating backlight to optimize its efficiency by es...
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This paper presents the current progress in the development of a design environment for solid state ...
This paper presents an algorithm for minimizing power consumption of LED backlights in transmissive ...
The color performances such as color gamut, color shift, and gamma curve of a MVA LCD using LED back...
The design of BLU for LCD devices, whose goal is to achieve uniform illumination and high luminance...
The original publication is available at www.springerlink.com.The design of BLU for LCD devices, who...
Among many kinds of parts for Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), a Back Light Unit (BLU) that changes the...
A key requirement to obtain a uniform luminance for a side-lit LED backlight is the optimized spatia...
In order to make the color of image display more realistic, optimize the use of energy, and improve ...
Abstract—A methodology, based on two-dimensional super-Gaussian light spread functions (LSFs), was s...
Power efficiency demands on mobile communication device displays have become severe with the emergen...
[[abstract]]This study proposes an innovative design method for functional optical film microstructu...
Ray tracing models the behavior of a LCD color separating backlight to optimize its efficiency by es...
In order to meet the advent of the high-definition liquid crystal display (LCD) era, in addition to ...
Ray tracing models the behavior of a LCD color separating backlight to optimize its efficiency by es...
Backlight units are the most relevant element in display with respect to the energy consumption. In ...
This paper presents the current progress in the development of a design environment for solid state ...
This paper presents an algorithm for minimizing power consumption of LED backlights in transmissive ...
The color performances such as color gamut, color shift, and gamma curve of a MVA LCD using LED back...