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Direct View LED displays do away with the LCD panel entirely, instead use a surface array of LEDs as the display pixels. This enables great contrast, rich colors, and brightness levels that are many times higher than those of LCDs.
Direct View LED displays may also be manufactured in practically any dimension, including massive sizes of 100 feet or more, making them ideal for both outdoor and interior applications. Because of the bezel-free design of Direct View LED screens, seamless video walls are also conceivable.
A light source is hidden behind or near the edge of a liquid crystal display (LCD) screen. Most LCDs are backlit by Light Emitting Diodes (LED), which emit white light that passes through a shutter and becomes coloured to show color on the screen. Direct View LED (DVLED) panels, on the other hand, do not require backlights, edge lights, or a shutter.
The LEDs illuminate the display without the use of a filter. DVLED panels are smaller, lighter, and produce less heat than LCD panels. Even when not in use, common-anode technology controls all colors, resulting in excessive heat emission and energy expenditures. For efficient power use, DVLED employs a shared cathode, powering only the colors that are required.
Pixels are a driving force in display technology, and pixel technology has advanced tremendously throughout the years. LG provides solutions for DVLED display needs that use a range of pixel kinds. Which pixel is optimal depends on the display’s intended function, such as viewing angles, durability, contrast, and simplicity of servicing.
COB pixels are made with color chips put directly on the printed circuit board (PCB), enabling precise pixel pitch, contrast, viewing angles, and superb color. COB pixels are extremely robust because of the stacking processes utilized on their surfaces. COB pixels are appropriate for interior displays with a near audience, such as navigation displays, ads, or menu boards.
Surface Mount Diode (SMD) pixels are made up of modularly packed color components that are installed directly on the PCB surface, thus the name. These pixels are appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use; SMD pixels are used in the majority of LED displays. SMD pixels account for the vast majority of indoor LED displays worldwide.
The Global Direct Display LED Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
ViewSonic Corp., a leading global producer of visual solutions, is launching its newest All-in-One Direct View LED Displays, a brand-new addition to the large-size presentation display industry. Unlike typical LED displays, these revolutionary displays combine the display, picture stitching, power supply, and control systems into a single device that is simple to install, operate, and maintain.
The All-in-One Direct View LED Display’s attractive design increases the seamless viewing experience and seamlessly blends with the surrounding environment in venues such as lobbies, auditoriums, boardrooms, and conference rooms.
As a leading visual solution supplier, they are pioneering new trends in the LED projector and presentation display sectors, as well as driving the advancement of LED technology by reaching this new milestone in LED displays.
Traditional large-size display systems continue to have several drawbacks. Many LCD panels in LCD video walls are difficult to install, calibrate, and maintain. The panels are bulky, with thick bezels that might cause image grid issues. Furthermore, the size of a single LCD screen is limited.
Although classic LED displays are far better than LCD alternatives in terms of picture grid difficulties, they still need separate systems for display, power supply, image stitching, and control, making them too bulky and complex to maintain and manage.
The all-new ViewSonic All-in-One Direct View LED Display eliminates all of the drawbacks of previous large-sized displays by using breakthrough LED technology and merging many systems into a single device.
