Description
Book SynopsisA display system represents the point at which the user meets technology - the man-machine interface. This work looks at display technology from a pragmatic perspective, with a view to defining its best potential. Contributions focus on design principles and practical requirements.
Table of ContentsPartial table of contents:
APPLICATIONS--WHAT DRIVES THE REQUIREMENTS FOR DISPLAY?
How Applications Have Driven Display Requirements (C. Machover).
Display Requirements for Desktop Electronic Imaging (L. MacDonald).
Estimation of the Visibility of Small Image Features on a VDU (D. Bosman).
TECHNOLOGY--WHAT CAN CURRENT DISPLAYS DELIVER?
Matching Display Technology to the Application (A. Lowe).
The Structure, Performance and Future of Passive Matrix LCDs (A. Mosley).
Projection Systems (P. Candry).
METROLOGY--HOW CAN DISPLAY PERFORMANCE BE EVALUATED?
Measurement and Standardisation in the Colorimetry of CRT Displays (A. Hanson).
Evaluating Stereoscopic Displays for 3D Imagery (T. Bardsley & I. Sexton).
Index.
