Military display components
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NVIS Light Guides
Dual Mode: Day Mode and NVIS Mode
Single Columated
Micro-Prism light Guide
NVIS Filters
Meet Mil-L-3009 Type 1
Class B for Multi- Color Displays
Scroll down for test data
Cover Glass
AR Glass
Gorilla Glass
Hydrophobic Coating
Aluminosilicate
Optical bonding Services
Optical Bonding meets high altitude and wide temperatures operation
See Optical Bonging Tab
A/D board
Military Grade with military algorithmic dimming ratio
HDMI, DVI, VGA
MCCS Control
Insync Peripherals Corp. 22951 La Cadena Dr., Laguna Hills, CA 92653 USA.
www.insyncperipherals.com
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Scroll down to next pages for explanation of principle operation of the dual mode micro-prism light guide.
Factory View
Principle Operation of Single Micro‐Prism Light Guide
Dual Mode, NVIS Mode and Day Mode
- Use a monitor to illustrate the principle operation of the light guide.
- NVIS Compatibility: Mil‐L‐3009 and Sunlight Readability for NVIS meeting Mil‐L‐3009, Type 1, Class B for Multi‐Color Displays.
- See NVIS data on Appendix A at the end of this white‐up.
- For Day mode, we will use high efficiency LED light bar and micro‐prism light guide backlight to output 1,200 nits to the viewer plus optical bonding to remove all internal layer reflections.
To accomplish both Day mode and NVIS mode, we use a single micro‐prism light guide configured shown in drawing below. The temperature of the micro‐prism light guide material exceeds +95C without deformation.
In the drawing, two light expenders are positioned along the two short sides of the main light guide to channel NVIS light from the four LEDs during nighttime viewing. On each of the light expender, two LEDs and two NVIS filters form two LED/filter pairs. The NVIS filter filters the light from the LED and spread the NVIS light across the entire light guide though the light expanders.
Appendix A
