Mura and Luminance Uniformity: Causes, Detection and Acceptance
Mura is the display industry's word for unevenness: patches, streaks or blotches that break the uniformity of an otherwise correct image. It is the…
Read the noteEngineering notes from the CDTech display team: choosing and integrating TFT LCD modules, touch screens and optical bonding for industrial, medical, automotive and smart-home products.
278 articles on choosing, integrating and qualifying display modules.
Mura is the display industry's word for unevenness: patches, streaks or blotches that break the uniformity of an otherwise correct image. It is the…
Read the notePixel-defect arguments are almost never about whether a defect exists. They are about whether the defect was within the accepted class - and that…
Read the noteA medical display is cleaned constantly, and every cleaning cycle is a stress event for the cover glass and coatings. Use the wrong agent…
Read the noteIncoming inspection is where a display shipment becomes your problem or the supplier's. Testing LCDs on arrival—packaging and ESD condition, visual quality, power-on behavior,…
Read the noteSourcing a custom LCD is a process with stages, gates, and documents—not a single quote request. Done well, it moves from a defined requirement…
Read the noteAQL (Acceptable Quality Limit) is the tool that turns "we want good displays" into a checkable agreement between buyer and supplier. It defines how…
Read the noteTwo quotes for "the same" LCD can differ by a wide margin, and often the panels are not the same at all. LCD pricing…
Read the noteA display module contains a panel made by one company, a driver IC from another, a backlight with LEDs from a third, an adhesive…
Read the noteAn LCD factory audit is a logistics exercise as much as a technical one: plan the visit, agree the documents in advance, examine the…
Read the noteFactory certificates describe an organisation's management system; they do not approve a product. This page covers the four certificates that appear on display factory…
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