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The Readability of Liquid Crystal Displays for Helicopter Cockpit Applications: Effects of Backlighting With Electroluminescence
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Results are presented regarding the effects of backlighting liquid crystal displays (LCD's) by electroluminescent (EL) lamps and the effects of general ambient lighting. The interest in LCD's with EL backlighting stems from this display concept's compatibility with night vision goggles (NVG's). The results indicate that increased backlighting enhances transflective dichroic LCD readability in contrast to an earlier study utilizing a reflective LCD which concluded that backlighting has an adverse effect.
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Hilgendorf, R., Johnson, R., and Jobe, R., "The Readability of Liquid Crystal Displays for Helicopter Cockpit Applications: Effects of Backlighting With Electroluminescence," SAE Technical Paper 831522, 1983, https://doi.org/10.4271/831522.Also In
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- Hope, Dana Night Vision Goggle Compatible Aircraft Illumination Urbana, Ohio Midland-Ross, Grimes Division June 28 1983
- Hilgendorf, Robert L. Synthesized Voice and Voice Actuated Control in the Cockpit Second Symposium on Aviation Psychology The Ohio State University April 26 1983
- Payne, S.J. Readability of Liquid Crystal Displays: A Response Surface Human Factors 25 2 April 1983