Black Spots on a Display: Defect Classes and Where They Come From
Black spots on a display: the defect classes behind them, which originate in the panel or in assembly, how they are detected and how…
Read the noteProving the module works: defect classes, mura and uniformity, AOI and AQL inspection, qualification and reliability testing, and the certifications buyers are held to.
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Black spots on a display: the defect classes behind them, which originate in the panel or in assembly, how they are detected and how…
Read the noteDifferentiation page: publish the linked new page before the foundation rewrite of the old page. | Meta description: Which display certifications matter: component versus…
Read the noteBuilding a display qualification test plan: environmental, mechanical, optical and electrical tests, sample sizes, acceptance limits and requalification.
Read the noteSubstance compliance for a display module is not one document. It is a small set of declarations, each answering a different regulation, each with…
Read the noteSafety standards for electronic equipment changed shape a decade ago, and the change affects how a display is treated inside a product. Instead of…
Read the noteMost specification disputes come from a term that both sides read differently. The number is not wrong; the definition is. This glossary pairs each…
Read the noteA sealed display enclosure solves ingress, cleaning and condensation problems and creates a thermal one. Without ventilation there is no path for heat to…
Read the noteMuch of what the RMA is trying to reconstruct could have been captured at goods-in: see what to test when LCDs arrive and how…
Read the noteMura 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…
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