Packaging of Light Emitting Diodes for Display Backlights: Need for Multi-Disciplinary Design Tools
This paper discusses the modelling tools used to predict the performance of a liquid crystal display using an array of light emitting diodes (LEDs) as the backlight. LEDs can provide a number of benefits such as adaptive light control, reduced form factor and other novel techniques to ultimately improve the performance of the display. Some of the design challenges in adopting LEDs are to fully understand their effect on the thermal management, reliability, optical and viewability performance of the display. For the display designer this requires integrated modelling and analysis tools. The paper describes the current modelling efforts underway in this multi-disciplinary UK funded project that aims at identifying the intricate relationships between the optical, thermal and mechanical behaviour when developing a ruggedized electronic display using an array of LEDs as the backlight.
Yek Bing Lee Nadia Strusevich Chris Bailey Chun-Yan Yin
School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University Of Greenwich, Park Row,Greenwich, London, School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University Of Greenwich, Park Row, Greenwich, London,
国际会议
北京
英文
205-208
2009-08-10（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）