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LCX020 Datasheet(PDF) 13 Page - Sony Corporation

Part # LCX020
Description  1.8cm (0.7-inch) Color LCD Panel
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Manufacturer  SONY [Sony Corporation]
Direct Link  http://www.sony.co.jp
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2. Optical Transmittance
Optical Transmittance (T) is given by the following formula (2).
T =
× 100 [%] ... (2)
L (White) is the same expression as defined in the "Contrast Ratio" section.
Optical transmittance is measured by System I.
3. Chromaticity
Chromaticity of the panel is measured by System I. Raster modes of each color are defined by the
representations at the input signal amplitude conditions shown in the table below. System I uses x and y of
the CIE standards as the chromaticity here.
4. V-T Characteristics
V-T characteristics, or the relationship between signal
amplitude and the transmittance of the panel, are
measured by System II by inputting the same signal
amplitude VAC to each input pin. V90, V50, and V10
correspond to each voltage which defines 90%, 50%,
and 10% of transmittance respectively.
5. Half Tone Color Reproduction Range
The half tone color reproduction range of the LCD
panel is characterized by the differences between the
V-T characteristics of R, G and B. The differences of
these V-T characteristics are measured by System II.
System II defines signal voltages of each R, G and B
raster mode which correspond to 50% of transmittance,
V50R, V50G and V50B respectively. V50RG and V50BG
represent the differences between V50R and V50G and
between V50B and V50G, and are given by the following
formulas (3) and (4) respectively.
V50RG = V50R – V50G ... (3)
V50BG = V50B – V50G ... (4)
90
50
10
V90
V50 V10
VAC – Signal amplitude [V]
Signal amplitudes (VAC) supplied to each input
R input
G input
B input
R
G
B
0.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
0.5
4.5
4.5
4.5
0.5
(Unit: V)
100
50
0
V50R
V50B
V50G
VAC – Signal amplitude [V]
V50RG
V50BG
G raster
B raster
R raster
L (White)
Luminance of Back Light



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