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Graphics and Lighting Development for LCDs in an Automotive Environment
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The challenge of producing an attractive, easy to read presentation to the driver is one that faces ail automotive instrumentation designers. In a system utilizing liquid crystal displays, appearance is influenced by graphics design, color, lighting source, lighting techniques and transflector and polarizer selection. Given today's technology, a “best balance” may be achieved by a systems approach which considers the trade-offs associated with the above variables in an automotive environment. This paper describes such an approach.
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Woodhouse, M., Martinec, R., and Sendelbach, D., "Graphics and Lighting Development for LCDs in an Automotive Environment," SAE Technical Paper 840147, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4271/840147.Also In
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