High brightness monitors (also known as sunlight-readable or daylight-readable monitors are computer displays which are designed to run in extremely intense environments. For example in bright daytime environments or shops or laboratories with extremely bright lighting.

Sunlight viewable displays typically provide a minimum of 1,000 nits of brightness, versus 200-300 nits brightness for a normal home computer screen. High brightness screens may likewise be optically bonded. This process includes a protective outer glass, which then fills the air space between the glass and the LCD panel with an optical-grade resin to get rid of internal reflections and condensation. This likewise enhances the external glass and enhances mage contrast.

High brightness monitor screens are usually utilized commercially in kiosks, vending machine systems, pipeline evaluation systems, outdoor digital signage, and advertising. Additionally, they are found in sports stadiums, in military vehicles, aircraft, and transports, on ships for navigation systems, on bus and train platforms, and in many other locations.

High Brightness Monitor Pixel Technology

Often referred to as a dot, as in “dots per inch”, a “pixel” is the shortened word for image elements, which make up an image. These are similar to grains in a photograph or dots in a half-tone. In a high brightness monitor, every unique pixel represents a number of various tones or colors. This depends on how much storage area is designated for the pixels.

Pixels per inch (PPI) are sometimes the preferred terminology because this more precisely explains the digital image. The actual physical size of the pixel is equivalent to the dot pitch of the screen. If a display is configured to a setting that is less than the maximum possible resolution, the pixel will be bigger than the real size of the dot on the display screen. In this case, a pixel will utilize more than one dot.

High Brightness Monitor Manufacturers and NIT Technology

A NIT (a term to define luminance) is the measurement of the amount of light in the form of candelas per 1 square meter (cd/m ²).

For an LCD monitor, it is brightness out of the front panel of the display. A NIT is a great fundamental reference when comparing brightness capacities between high brightness displays. The majority of desktop computer LCDs or laptop computers have an approximate brightness of 150 to 250 Nits. These basic LCD’s are not readable in direct – or even – indirect sunlight in some cases as the screen becomes difficult to read. In such circumstances, this is why our clients prefer to use the faytech North America high brightness monitors.

High Brightness Monitor Display Technology Difference From Standard Displays

A high brightness monitor screen must be bright enough for the display to be noticeable in direct or strong sunshine. Next, the high brightness display’s contrast ratio must be preserved at 5:1 or greater.

Although a display screen with under 500 nits of screen brightness and 2:1 contrast can be seen in most outdoor environments, the display quality will be quite poor, and as a result, the user will not have a good experience. A true high brightness display normally has around 1000 NITs and a contrast ratio higher than 5:1. In outside environments, such a display screen can offer outstanding image quality.

What is the Luminance of High Brightness Monitors

Luminance is the term which defines the visual brightness of an item. It is another term for NIT. The luminance of a display is measured in candelas per square meter (which is scientifically designated as Cd/m2). The luminance of a display is one of the prominent factors of image quality in an LCD. The significance of luminance is boosted by the reality that people will react more positively to a brilliantly illuminated screen. In indoor environments, a standard active-matrix LCD with a screen luminance of around 250 nits will look great. In the exact same situation, an LCD with a luminance of 1,000 nits or more will look entirely captivating.

High Brightness LCD displays are designed specifically for commercial and industrial applications. These include interactive touch screen kiosks, video game consoles, ATM Machines, air travel simulators, commercial equipment, control panels/keypad applications, and vending machine display screens. The high brightness displays can offset ambient lighting in order to provide the end user with a crisp visual display.

Each high brightness display manufactured by faytech North America provides a vibrant display experience and extremely clear image quality. This permits for full readability on each high brightness monitor rending content-rich applications that were once faded or difficult to view a thing of the past.

faytech North America is a global leader in the production of high bright touch screen technology. Our devices are used in commercial, industrial and governmental applications across the world. If you need a specific solution or a custom creation, then just get in touch with us to let us know the specifications. We have the ability to transform the way your organization does business and increase your revenues.

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