Viewing Angle

The viewing angle is measured from one direction to the opposite, giving a maximum of 180° for a flat, one-sided screen. A display may exhibit different ...

The viewing angle is visually represented by the pixel, dot, or character contrast of the LCD. At the optimal viewing angle, the contrast will be the highest.

LCD viewing angles describe what you can see on your screen, and from which direction. What you know, can increase the value of your product.

The Bias angle is the angle from the perpendicular from which the display is best viewed. (See fig 1) This angle is determined when the display is designed and ...

In narrow-viewing angle mode, the LC directors in color pixels rotate in plane for light transmission while the LC directors in white pixel can rotate or tilt ...

The LCD view angle is the point from which the display is best viewed and image may seem to have poor contrast or blurry if display is viewed beyond the ...

The LCD viewing angle is the angle formed on either side of the bias angle, where the contrast of the display is still considered acceptable.

Commercial LED displays generally have wide viewing angles; horizontal and vertical viewing angles are between 120-160 degrees. At PTCLed, we ...