LCD Legibility as a Function of Resolution (Special Issue on Electronic Displays)
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概要
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We proposed a new method to evaluate display legibility as a function of resolution. This method was able to evaluated display legibility without being restricted to the display resolution. Using this method, subjective psychological experiments were carried out to investigate display resolution, which provides legibility, in observing small characters. Samples viewed by subjects were images displayed on a high-resolution TFT-LCD that we developed, CRT images and printed documents for comparison. We have found that TFT-LCD legibility was much better than that of CRT, and that minimum resolution of about 175 dpi was needed for use in legible document viewers.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 1999-10-25
著者
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Kanoh Hiroshi
Department Of Physical Electronics Tokyo Institute Of Technology:(present Address)display Device Res
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Kanoh Hiroshi
Functional Devices Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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NOSE Takashi
Functional Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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IKEDA Naoyasu
Functional Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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IKENO Hidenori
Functional Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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HAYAMA Hiroshi
Functional Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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KANEKO Setsuo
Functional Devices Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation
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Kaneko Setsuo
Functional Devices Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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Kaneko Setsuo
Functional Devices And Material Research Nec Corporation
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Ikeda Naoyasu
Functional Devices Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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Ikeno Hidenori
Functional Devices Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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Hayama H
Nec Corp. Kawaki Jpn
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Hayama Hiroshi
Functional Devices And Material Research Nec Corporation
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Nose T
Functional Devices Research Laboratories Nec Corporation
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