DISPLAY SYSTEMS: RDS introduces 3D LCD modules

Referred to as Horizontally Double-Density Pixel (HDDP) technology with lenticular lens, the technology enables 2D & 3D images to be displayed simultaneously on the same screen at the same resolution by changing the image-data input. Additionally, 2D & 3D images have the same brightness and same resolution. With this technology, the 3D display modules achieve high quality 3D viewing without the use of special glasses. Conventional LCD modules comprise square pixels with RGB sub-pixels distributed in vertical stripes. In a conventional LCD module layout, two pixels are required to display a 3D image thus cutting the horizontal resolution in half. Using the HDDP structure, RGB sub-pixels are rotated 90 degrees and divided to achieve double-density resolution. This makes it possible to use the same display resolution for both 2D & 3D images. Multi-view auto-stereoscopic 3D images NLT's HDDP 3D LCD modules provide double the horizontal pixel density of conventional LCDs so each eye receives a performance. Generally, an auto-stereoscopic display creates 'eye viewing space' (EVS) for each eye, with high luminance contrast. Typically a lenticular lens is implemented to create an EVS. The human eye sees 3D images in the qualified stereoscopic viewing space (QSVS) - the viewing space with high 3D contrast where each eye sees a unique image, a space also known as the 'sweet spot' The amount of right eye's data seen by the left eye or vice versa is crosstalk. Generally speaking, if 3D crosstalk is lower than 10%, the human eye perceives a 3D image. The lower the crosstalk the more natural and realistic 3D images appear. Multi-view auto-stereoscopic 3D images require greater resolution than 2D images. NLT's HDDP 3D LCD modules provide double the horizontal pixel density of conventional LCDs so each eye receives a full resolution image - an excellent 3D performance. The NL8060BH18-xx series shows the perception of depth of image or displaying a 3D camera. They are ideal as monitors for broadcast, movie browsers or 3D cameras. Typically, models within the NL8060BH18-xx range include an, LVDS interface with RGB 8 bits each, a resolution of 800 x 600 (1600 x 600 with double the horizontal pixel density), 600:1 contrast ratio screen with 262k colours. Luminance is around 380 cd/cm2, power supply voltage is 3.3 V and operating temperature is 0 to 55 °C. Company and product info Review Display Systems has over 25 years experience in dealing with the specialist needs of engineers requiring a display solution. Representing the leading manufacturers of LCD,TFT-LCD, EL, OLED and Plasma display technologies, together with the leading manufacturer of touch screen solutions and one of the largest embedded industrial single board computer providers, ensures that we can offer the best possible technical and commercial solution to any display system requirement. We constantly monitor display related product developments around the world to ensure we can help our customers design in the latest technology, helping to make market leading products. Product ranges • Displays • Touchscreens • Display Systems • Digital Signage • Embedded Computing • Industrial Computing • Certifications • ISO 9001 • ISO 14001 Industries served • Industrial • Consumer Contact info Review Display Systems Limited Horton Place, Horton's Way Westerham, Kent TN16 1BT T: +44 (0)1959 563345 F: +44 (0)1959 564452 E: info@review-displays.co.uk