Abstract. A method is described for predicting whether a visual display terminal (VDT) will appear to flicker given the display phosphor persistence, refresh frequency, luminance and other environmental factors such as the distance between the user and the VDT. Based on research on human temporal sensitivity (Kelly 1969), one can predict the maximum screen luminance and the minimum refresh frequency that will generate a flicker-free display for a theoretical standard observer. These predictions are tested across a range of refresh frequencies, screen luminance, screen phosphors and individual users. 1
These days we live the transition in home and public lighting to Solid State Lighting (SSL) and poss...
Flickermeters provide correct measurements only when the source of flicker is an incandescent filame...
none5siThe response of the human eye to flicker depends on the type of lamp used. The standard flick...
Abstract-This paper describes an analytical method for predicting whether a video display terminal w...
The picture elements on a CRT screen are arranged in spatially separate horizontal lines. Because of...
\u3cp\u3eThree experiments that measure the visibility of periodic flicker are presented. Temporal l...
In most sensitive occupations such as nuclear, military and chemical industries closed circuit syste...
Novel display algorithms such as low-persistence displays, black frame insertion, and temporal resol...
none2This paper suggests a simple eye-brain model for light flicker studies and examines the respons...
In normal conditions, the Critical Flicker Frequency is usually 60Hz. But in some special conditions...
This paper describes temporal light artifacts with a focus on flicker and presents the state of the ...
The impression of visual unsteadiness caused by the fluctuation of the voltage supplying a lamp (fli...
This paper describes temporal light artifacts with a focus on flicker and presents the state of the ...
Achromatic, mean-modulated flicker-wherein luminance increments and decrements of equal magnitude ar...
The response of the human eye to flicker depends on the type of lamp used. Standard flickermeters me...
These days we live the transition in home and public lighting to Solid State Lighting (SSL) and poss...
Flickermeters provide correct measurements only when the source of flicker is an incandescent filame...
none5siThe response of the human eye to flicker depends on the type of lamp used. The standard flick...
Abstract-This paper describes an analytical method for predicting whether a video display terminal w...
The picture elements on a CRT screen are arranged in spatially separate horizontal lines. Because of...
\u3cp\u3eThree experiments that measure the visibility of periodic flicker are presented. Temporal l...
In most sensitive occupations such as nuclear, military and chemical industries closed circuit syste...
Novel display algorithms such as low-persistence displays, black frame insertion, and temporal resol...
none2This paper suggests a simple eye-brain model for light flicker studies and examines the respons...
In normal conditions, the Critical Flicker Frequency is usually 60Hz. But in some special conditions...
This paper describes temporal light artifacts with a focus on flicker and presents the state of the ...
The impression of visual unsteadiness caused by the fluctuation of the voltage supplying a lamp (fli...
This paper describes temporal light artifacts with a focus on flicker and presents the state of the ...
Achromatic, mean-modulated flicker-wherein luminance increments and decrements of equal magnitude ar...
The response of the human eye to flicker depends on the type of lamp used. Standard flickermeters me...
These days we live the transition in home and public lighting to Solid State Lighting (SSL) and poss...
Flickermeters provide correct measurements only when the source of flicker is an incandescent filame...
none5siThe response of the human eye to flicker depends on the type of lamp used. The standard flick...