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Supplier: Abrisa Technologies
Description: -STD-3009 when mated to newer brighter LED sources and updated LCD and OLED displays with their higher throughput efficiency and different spectral radiance characteristics. ZC&R Coatings for Optics is Your Total Solution Partner for NVIS filters designed and optimized to meet
- Application Specific: Visible (VIS)
- Filter Type: Other
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Supplier: General Digital Corporation
Description: threaded connector. FEATURES: 6.4" diagonal LCD 640 x 480 (VGA) resolution 600:1 contrast ratio Viewing angles: 80° horizontal; +80°, –60° vertical Sunlight readable LED backlight produces 700+ nits
- Color: Color
- Diagonal Screen Size: 6.4 inch
- Environmental Temperature: -4 to 158 F
- Features: Ruggedized Housing
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Supplier: General Digital Corporation
Description: Designed to meet specific requirements and specifications for a flight simulator application, General Digital’s new 21.5" ruggedized LCD monitor boasts a 1920 x 1080 full high definition resolution, and a sunlight readable LED night vision goggle-compatible backlight. This second
- Applications: MIL-SPEC / Military
- Features / Applications: Backlit Screen?
- Image Resolution (In Pixels): Other
- Mounting Options: Stand Alone, Other
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Supplier: General Digital Corporation
Description: vehicle. One of the unique features of this product is its ability to display four separate video sources simultaneously. FEATURES: 21.5" diagonal LCD 1920 x 1080 (FHD) resolution 400 nits (LED backlit) 5000:1 contrast Viewing angle
- Diagonal Screen Size: 21.5 inch
- Environmental Temperature: -4 to 140 F
- Horizontal Viewing Angle: -89 to 89 Degrees
- Input Types: Composite, DVI
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Supplier: Interface Displays & Controls
Description: LCD heater control Variable display capability Readable in direct sunlight or total darkness Color filtering available NVIS-compatible Anti-reflective coatings Selectable transillumination (backlighting
- Applications: ARINC / Avionics, Computer Applications, MIL-SPEC / Military
- Backlight: Electro Luminescent (EL), Light Emitting Diode (LED)
- Display Type: Character Display, Graphic Display
- Technology: Twisted Nematic (TN), Other
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Supplier: General Digital Corporation
Description: /sunlight readable, and NVIS-compatible Low power, long life, rugged (solid state) LED backlights available (OEM and Value-Add) Select from an existing enclosure or request a custom/semi-custom design Benefit from General Digital’s vast experience in designing to meet
- Color: Color, Monochrome
- Diagonal Screen Size: 15 to 19 inch
- Environmental Temperature: 14 to 158 F
- Features: Picture in Picture, Ruggedized Housing, Zoom Capabilities
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Supplier: Acnodes Corporation
Description: 10.4 inch 1024 x 768 LED-backlit LCD monitor 900-nit high brightness LCD panel VGA video input Option for 5-wire Resistive type touch screen Option for dual mode NVIS / high brightness display MIL-STD-810G vibration, shock, and temperature -32°C to 60°C wide working
- Features: Panel Mount
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Supplier: Dontech Incorporated
Description: Full Color (for white LED’s and full-color LCD’s) • Glass NVIS Green A and Green B • Glass NVIS Yellow • Glass NVIS White or Full Color (NIR Absorbing) • Glass NVIS White or Full Color (NIR Reflecting) Night vision filters can be
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Supplier: Digital Systems Engineering, Inc. (DSE)
Description: (Night Vision Goggles) through the entire brightness range. Dimming is not necessary to meet MIL-STD-3009, Class B NVIS requirements. Standard Features (2) VGA Video Input (1) Composite Video Input (RS-170) 8.4" TFT AM LCD SVGA (800 x 600) (12
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Supplier: Digital Systems Engineering, Inc. (DSE)
Description: (Night Vision Goggles) through the entire brightness range. Dimming is not necessary to meet MIL-STD-3009, Class B NVIS requirements. Standard Features (2) VGA Video Input (1) Composite Video Input (RS-170) 8.4" TFT AM LCD SVGA (800 x 600) (12
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Supplier: Digital Systems Engineering, Inc. (DSE)
Description: NVGs (Night Vision Goggles) through the entire brightness range. Dimming is not necessary to meet MIL-STD-3009, Class B NVIS requirements. Standard Features 15.0" TFT AM LCD XGA (1024 x 768) (2) RGB Video Input (1) RGB Output (4) Composite Video Input
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Supplier: Digital Systems Engineering, Inc. (DSE)
Description: NVGs (Night Vision Goggles) through the entire brightness range. Dimming is not necessary to meet MIL-STD-3009, Class B NVIS requirements. Standard Features 15.0" TFT AM LCD XGA (1024 x 768) (2) RGB Video Input (1) RGB Output (1) Composite Video Input
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Sunlight Readable NVIS-Compatible Displays Excel with LED Backlights
When discussing display technology that has the capacity to be sunlight readable or night vision goggle compatible-or both-LED backlights invariably enter the picture. Here, we outline the finer points of these technologies and how this trinity works together, allowing General Digital to bring you
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Cost of ownership for military cargo aircraft using a common versus disparate display configuration
Electromechanical Height Indicators, manufactured by Northrup Grumman (pka Litton; found on numerous aircraft), each embodying a monochrome LED window measuring 1.56 x … … Collins, using Super Twisted Nematic LCD technology for the display … … light source (no backlight), NVIS Green A capability (although …
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Absorptive bandpass filters for NVIS-compatible crewstations
While different lighting technologies have been developed and introduced in the cockpit (Electroluminescent, LED and LCD lighting, etc.), the subminiature incandescent lamp remains the most common source of general crewstation lighting. When an aircraft equipped with incandescent lighting is retrofitted for NVIS -compatible lighting, it is usually easier …
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You must have an active matrix LCD ... or maybe not
Three instruments that provide just such a solution for a bubble canopy environment and that also include NVIS Green A chromaticity and NVIS Class A radiance-compliant LED backlighting will be reviewed, along with their operational requirements. Keywords: LCD , AMLCD, TRANSFLECTIVE, NVIS GREEN A, DEDICATED FUNCTION .
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Performance and development considerations for a new generation of land vehicle displays
… offers us the advantages of: Reduced power consumption (about 10 times lower backlight power) Wider operating temperature ranges without special design features (no heater) Reduced system level complexity leading to higher reliability/availability No … … polariser characteristics and associated NVIS compatibility effects) This is … … CP element, but this would still leave it with a substantial advantage over LCD technology in military …
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Military display market segment: wearable and portable
16,910 Inorganic LED LIC, NVIS , Army 49.50 x 13.56 (1.949 x 0.534 81,597 Passive LCD .
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Novel bistable reflective cholesteric liquid crystal display device for use with night vision goggles
However, due to the monochromatic reflection of Ch- LCDs, LEDs (light emitting diodes) can be used to illuminate the display without affecting the NVIS spectral regions. Furthermore, the NVIS Ch- LCD can be viewed using the infrared content of the ambient environment.
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US Army Weapon Systems Human-Computer Interface (WSHCI) style guide, Version 1
IPD IR LAN LCD LED LLTV LOS MOPP NBC NRT NVIS PLI PNNL QWERTY RGB RT TAFIM UI WSHCI WSTAWG head-up display hertz interpupillary distance infixired …
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Fundamentals for a low-profile high-brightness LCD backlight
… microlenses have been explored in an attempt to improve the efficiency of the LCD lighting systems above … These technology approaches are strained when adapted to accommodate NVIS applications'3'5. Yet, adaptations to the use of solid state LEDs offer improvement in reliability when incorporated into the …
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Improved LED backlight with unique color and intensity control and NVIS capability
The LED -based backlight utilizes state-of-art components to enable daylight, night, and NVIS requirements to be implemented in a simple cost-effective package. Keywords: Backlight, LCD Display, LED Backlight .
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Recent advances in low power and flexible cholesteric LCDs (Invited Paper)
Other LCDs may be made compatible with NVIS technologies, however the process may not be as simple. Emissive displays ( LED etc.) have high infrared emissions and therefore are not compatible with NVIS viewing modes.