17.3-in Mini-LEDs halo effect and human factor study for high-end notebook application

Hao-Hao Wu

doi:https://doi.org/10.36463/idw.2019.1490

3:40 PM - 4:00 PM

[MEET6-3] 17.3-in Mini-LEDs halo effect and human factor study for high-end notebook application

*Hao-Hao Wu¹, Jenn-Jia Su¹, Chun-Sheng Li¹, Han-Ping Kuo¹, Yu-Hsiu Chang¹, Chia-En Fuh¹, Bo-Yuan Su¹ (1. AU Optronics Corporation (Taiwan))

Mini-LEDs, HDR display, Local dimming, Halo effect, Human factor

https://doi.org/10.36463/idw.2019.1490

Local dimming technology could increase contrast. Most of halo effect study is based on face-view. This paper would indicate performance and halo effect at different viewing angle. Finally, we proposed a 17.3-inch Mini-LEDs notebook module that can reach HDR1000 specification and less suffer from low contrast at different viewing angle.

Proceedings of the International Display Workshops Volume 26 (IDW '19)

[MEET6-3] 17.3-in Mini-LEDs halo effect and human factor study for high-end notebook application