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Views: 302 Author: Wendy Publish Time: 2023-07-12 Origin: Site
The most popular display for industrial designs is the tried-and-true TFT, but it has several drawbacks in terms of viewability and color vibrancy. The TFT has been transformed into a super-TFT, but what about the relatively recent technology known as IPS (in plane switching)? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?
The viewing restrictions of traditional TFT-LCDs are solved by in-plane switching (IPS), a technology. It also goes by the name Super TFT.
IPS gets its name from the fact that the liquid-crystal molecules are parallel to the glass plates, as opposed to the TN concept used in traditional TFT displays, which is based on the molecules being aligned perpendicularly. Whether a pixel is on or off in an IPS panel, the crystals stay aligned in parallel.
To ensure that the crystals rotate horizontally in the same plane when the signal is applied, electrodes are positioned on the same sheet of glass rather than on opposite sides.
A TFT display is a type of liquid crystal display where the image generation is controlled by thin film transistors. Transistors are used by the TFT technology to adjust the brightness of each pixel's red, green, and blue sub-pixels. The screen uses a backlight for illumination rather than the pixels, which do not produce light on their own. Learn about our TFT Products.
In contrast to standard TFT, IPS TFT displays strong contrast, and the background is truly black when the display is turned off. This is because the pixels block light when they are turned off.
Improved legibility in daylight
Compared to bright-pixel flaws in a traditional TFT, this is less upsetting.
Additionally, color reproduction is more precise, and contrast and color are more stable from a broader viewing angle.
Maximum visibility is attained in a variety of settings and circumstances, including in daylight.
Size ranges for IPS displays are currently rather constrained.
Lower response times
Power usage is increased
Due to their more complicated manufacture, IPS-TFT displays are more expensive than traditional TFTs.
Due to mature technology, production yields are high and prices are quite competitive.
obtainable in a variety of sizes
Can be reduced in size without sacrificing performance to fit a certain container
Contrast may be constrained
Inversion of colors can be visible at oblique viewing angles.
When turned off, the display is not entirely black.
The environment, end user, and program all have a role in the display option you choose. A more expensive basic TFT display may be adequate for outdoor use, or a higher-grade IPS may be required. Why not talk to us before making a decision? We would be pleased to go over your alternatives with you.
