Can anyone on the forum advise what the daylight visibility is on this display?
I suspect the fancy baclkight is of little or no use in daylight.
Smart GLCD from MikroElektronika
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For best daylight visibility, you want something like this.
http://www.crystalfontz.com/phpthumb/ph ... php?id=534
That said, glass cockpits typically use TFT LCDs. For example, a Garmin G1000 in a King Air.
http://www.crystalfontz.com/phpthumb/ph ... php?id=534
That said, glass cockpits typically use TFT LCDs. For example, a Garmin G1000 in a King Air.
Why use 8 bits when you can have 32?
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Hi rmteo
Understood.
I'm currently using the following:
http://www.crystalfontz.com/product/CFAG160128E-YYH-TZ
...in my instrument panel, which has excellent daylight visibility. Never even need the backlight.
I'm wondering if the SmartGLCD uses the same "technology" with just a "fancy" backlight.
Understood.
I'm currently using the following:
http://www.crystalfontz.com/product/CFAG160128E-YYH-TZ
...in my instrument panel, which has excellent daylight visibility. Never even need the backlight.
I'm wondering if the SmartGLCD uses the same "technology" with just a "fancy" backlight.
For best daylight use, the black on yellow/green LED, such as the one you are using and the one I linked to, are best.
However, for best overall useability, TFT LCDs are the way to go. Look at this LSA/experimental one for about $6,000.
However, for best overall useability, TFT LCDs are the way to go. Look at this LSA/experimental one for about $6,000.
Why use 8 bits when you can have 32?
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