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o3.1Phosphorburn-in
o3.2Plasmaburn-in
o3.3Glare
o3.4Colourmisregistration
o3.5Incompletespectrum
∙4Displayinterfaces
o4.1Computerterminals
o4.2Compositesignal
o4.3Digitaldisplays
▪4.3.1TTLmonitors
▪4.3.2Singlecolorscreens
∙5Moderntechnology
o5.1Analogmonitors
o5.2Digitalandanalogcombination
o5.3Digitalmonitors
∙6Configurationandusage
o6.1Multiplemonitors
o6.2Multiplevideosources
o6.3Virtualdisplays
∙7Additionalfeatures
o7.1Powersaving
o7.2Integratedaccessories
o7.3Glossyscreen
o7.4Directionalscreen
o7.5Autopolyscopicscreen
o7.6Touchscreen
o7.7Tabletscreens
∙8Well-knownmanufacturers
∙9Seealso
∙10Externallinks
∙11References
Screensize
Mainarticles:
ViewableimagesizeandComputerdisplaystandard
Foranyrectangularsectiononaroundtube,thediagonalmeasurementisalsothediameterofthetube
Theareaofdisplayswithidenticaldiagonalmeasurementscanvarysubstantially
Thesizeofanapproximatelyrectangulardisplayisusuallygivenasthedistancebetweentwooppositescreencorners,thatis,thediagonaloftherectangle.Oneproblemwiththismethodisthatitdoesnottakeintoaccountthedisplayaspectratio,sothatforexamplea16:
921
in(53
cm)widescreendisplayisfarlesshigh,andhaslessarea,thana21
cm)4:
3screen.The4:
3screenhasdimensionsof16.8
×
12.6
in(43
32
cm)andarea211
sq
in(1,360
cm2),whilethewidescreenis18.3
10.3
in(46
26
cm),188
in(1,210
cm2).Formanypurposestheheightofthedisplayisthemainparameter;
a16:
9displayneedsadiagonal22%largerthana4:
3displayforthesameheight.
ThismethodofmeasurementisinheritedfromthemethodusedforthefirstgenerationofCRTtelevision,whenpicturetubeswithcircularfaceswereincommonuse.Beingcircular,onlytheirdiameterwasneededtodescribetheirsize.Sincethesecirculartubeswereusedtodisplayrectangularimages,thediagonalmeasurementoftherectanglewasequivalenttothediameterofthetube'
sface.Thismethodcontinuedevenwhencathoderaytubesweremanufacturedasroundedrectangles;
ithadtheadvantageofbeingasinglenumberspecifyingthesize,andwasnotconfusingwhentheaspectratiowasuniversally4:
3.
Aproblematicpracticewastheuseofthesizeofamonitor'
simagingelement,ratherthanthesizeofitsviewableimage,whendescribingitssizeinpublicityandadvertisingmaterials.OnCRTdisplaysasubstantialportionoftheCRT'
sscreenisconcealedbehindthecase'
sbezelorshroudinordertohideareasoutsidethemonitor'
s"
safearea"
duetooverscan.Thesepracticeswereseenasdeceptive,andwidespreadconsumerobjectionandlawsuitseventuallyforcedmostmanufacturerstoinsteadmeasureviewablesize[citationneeded].
Performancemeasurements
Theperformanceofamonitorismeasuredbythefollowingparameters:
∙Luminanceismeasuredincandelaspersquaremeter(cd/m2alsocalledaNit).
∙Viewableimagesizeismeasureddiagonally.ForCRTs,theviewablesizeistypically1
in(25
mm)smallerthanthetubeitself.
∙Aspectratiosistheratioofthehorizontallengthtotheverticallength.4:
3isthestandardaspectratio,forexample,sothatascreenwithawidthof1024pixelswillhaveaheightof768
pixels.Ifawidescreendisplayhasanaspectratioof16:
9,adisplaythatis1024
pixelswidewillhaveaheightof576
pixels.
∙Displayresolutionisthenumberofdistinctpixelsineachdimensionthatcanbedisplayed.Maximumresolutionislimitedbydotpitch.
∙Dotpitchisthedistancebetweensubpixelsofthesamecolorinmillimeters.Ingeneral,thesmallerthedotpitch,thesharperthepicturewillappear.
∙Refreshrateisthenumberoftimesinasecondthatadisplayisilluminated.Maximumrefreshrateislimitedbyresponsetime.
∙Responsetimeisthetimeapixelinamonitortakestogofromactive(black)toinactive(white)andbacktoactive(black)again,measuredinmilliseconds.Lowernumbersmeanfastertransitionsandthereforefewervisibleimageartifacts.
∙Contrastratioistheratiooftheluminosityofthebrightestcolor(white)tothatofthedarkestcolor(black)thatthemonitoriscapableofproducing.
∙Powerconsumptionismeasuredinwatts.
∙Viewingangleisthemaximumangleatwhichimagesonthemonitorcanbeviewed,withoutexcessivedegradationtotheimage.Itismeasuredindegreeshorizontallyandvertically.
Comparison
CRT
Pros:
∙Highdynamicrange(uptoaround15,000:
1),[2]excellentcolor,widegamutandlowblacklevel.ThecolorrangeofCRTsisunmatchedbyanydisplaytypeexceptOLED.
∙Candisplaynativelyinalmostanyresolutionandrefreshrate
∙Noinputlag
∙Sub-millisecondresponsetimes
∙Nearzerocolor,saturation,contrastorbrightnessdistortion.Excellentviewingangle.
∙UsuallymuchcheaperthanLCDorPlasmascreens.
∙Allowstheuseoflightguns/pens
Cons:
∙Largesizeandweight,especiallyforbiggerscreens(a20-inchunitweighsabout50
lb(23
kg))
∙Highpowerconsumption
∙Generatesaconsiderableamountofheatwhenrunning
∙Geometricdistortioncausedbyvariablebeamtraveldistances
∙Cansufferscreenburn-in
∙Producesnoticeableflickeratlowrefreshrates
∙Normallyonlyproducedin4:
3aspectratio(thoughsomewidescreenones,notablySony'
sFW900,doexist)
∙Hazardoustorepair/service
∙Effectiveverticalresolutionlimitedto1024scanlines.
∙Colordisplayscannotbemadeinsizessmallerthan7
inches(5
inchesformonochrome).Maximumsizeisaround24
inches(forcomputermonitors;
televisionsrunupto40
inches).
LCD
∙Verycompactandlight
∙Lowpowerconsumption
∙Nogeometricdistortion
∙Littleornoflickerdependingonbacklighttechnology
∙Notaffectedbyscreenburn-in
∙Nohighvoltageorotherhazardspresentduringrepair/service
∙MorereliablethanCRTs
∙Canbemadeinalmostanysizeorshape
∙Notheoreticalresolutionlimit
∙Limitedviewingangle,causingcolor,saturation,contrastandbrightnesstovary,evenwithintheintendedviewingangle,byvariationsinposture.
∙Bleedingandunevenbacklightinginsomemonitors,causingbrightnessdistortion,especiallytowardtheedges.
∙Slowresponsetimes,whichcausesmearingandghostingartifacts.However,thisismainlyaproblemwithpassive-matrixdisplays.Currentgenerationactive-matrixLCDshaveresponsetimesof6msforTFTpanelsand8msforS-IPS.
∙Onlyonenativeresolution.Displayingresolutionseitherrequiresavideoscaler,loweringperceptualquality,ordisplayat1:
1pixelmapping,inwhichimageswillbephysicallytoolargeorwon'
tfillthewholescreen.
∙Fixedbitdepth,manycheaperLCDsareonlyabletodisplay262,000colors.8-bitS-IPSpanelscandisplay16millioncolorsandhavesignificantlybetterblacklevel,butareexpensiveandhaveslowerresponsetime
∙Inputlag
∙Deadpixelsmayoccureitherduringmanufacturingorthroughuse.
∙Inaconstantonsituation,thermalizationmayoccur,whichiswhenonlypartofthescreenhasoverheatedandthereforelooksdiscoloredcomparedtotherestofthescreen.
∙NotallLCDdisplaysaredesignedtoalloweasyreplacementofthebacklight
∙Cannotbeusedwithlightguns/pens
Plasma
Mainarticle:
Plasmadisplay
∙Highcontrastratios(10,000:
1orgreater,)excellentcolor,andlowblacklevel.
∙Virtuallynoresponsetime
∙Nogeometricdistortion.
∙Softerandlessblocky-lookingpicturethanLCDs
∙Highlyscalable,withlessweightgainperincreaseinsize(fromlessthan30
in(760
mm)widetotheworld'
slargestat150
in(3,800
mm)).
∙Largepixelpitch,meaningeitherlowresolutionoralargescreen.Assuch,colorplasmadisplaysareonlyproducedinsizesover32
inches.
∙Imageflickerduetobeingphosphor-based
∙Heavyweight
∙Glassscreencaninduceglareandreflections
∙Highoperatingtemperatureandpowerconsumption
∙Onlyhasonenativeresolution.Displayingotherresolutionsrequiresavideoscaler,whichdegradesimagequalityatlowerresolutions.
∙Fixedbitdepth.Plasmacellscanonlybeonoroff,resultinginamorelimitedcolorrangethanLCDsorCRTs.
∙Cansufferimageburn-in.Thiswasasevereproblemonearlyplasmadisplays,butmuchlessonnewerones
∙Deadpixelsarepossibleduringmanufacturing
Problems
Phosphorburn-in
Phosphorburn-inislocalizedagingofthephosphorlayerofaCRTscreenwhereithasdisplayedastaticimageforlongperio