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Mitsubishi Electric LED Display for Control Centers

01.02.2017

Mitsubishi Electric has announced a new High Pixel Density (NPP) LED display that is specifically designed for control room applications and other high-demand visualization software applications. The new product has many features typical of the DLP video wall line.

Direct view LED technology provides impressive light output and high image clarity. At the same time, the screen thickness is only 90 mm, which makes the display a solution for working in confined spaces and in rooms with high air temperatures. This display uses specially designed SMD LEDs arranged in 1,5mm increments.

The LED panels are equipped with standard OPS slots that can accept a 3G-SDI signal input card or an HDBaseT receiver for long distance signal transmission via shielded (STP) Category 6 cable.

The new display has been in development for more than two years and has several patented features that make it ideal for use in control centers where long life and high reliability are paramount.

The display is designed for 100 thousand hours of continuous operation. The patented Anti-Burn feature allows you to display static graphs on the screen for a long time without reducing the performance of the LEDs or shortening their life. Thanks to the Anti-Burn function, the brightness and color of the LEDs remain unchanged throughout their entire service life.

Redundant serial inputs and redundant power supplies ensure the display continues to function even if power fails. In addition, due to the dynamic characteristics of power consumption, the brightness of the image is controlled and the output power is adjusted. This helps to optimize energy consumption and reduce operator visual fatigue, an important factor in control rooms that is usually overlooked when designing digital screens.

Mitsubishi Electric's new LED screens use a color correction algorithm (Natural Color Matrix), which is used in DLP video walls. The new products also feature a specially designed XNUMXD noise reduction system to reduce the visual noise that occurs when displaying a compressed signal, such as MPEG video.

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