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prenosim sa tftcentral.uk
Zanimljiv razvoj u ovoj oblasti, trebalo bi da obori cene kako profi monitora (za sad je suprotno) tako i entry level "ozbiljnijih" monitora.
Idemo redom, prvo AMWA matrica: (skraticu i ubacicu par kratkih pasusa o samom razvoju)
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Zanimljiv razvoj u ovoj oblasti, trebalo bi da obori cene kako profi monitora (za sad je suprotno) tako i entry level "ozbiljnijih" monitora.
Idemo redom, prvo AMWA matrica: (skraticu i ubacicu par kratkih pasusa o samom razvoju)
ceo tekst sa slikama i detaljnijim objasnjenjima: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/panel_technologies.htmVertical Alignment (VA)
VA technology was first developed by Fujitsu in 1996. Small viewing angles were its main disadvantage. This problem was solved by dividing each pixel into domains which worked synchronously. This lead the birth of….
Multidomain Vertical Alignment (MVA)
MVA technology, was later developed by Fujitsu in 1998 as a compromise between TN Film and IPS technologies. On the one hand, MVA provided a full response time of 25 milliseconds (that was impossible at the time with IPS, and not easily achievable with TN), and on the other hand, MVA matrices had wide viewing angles of 160 - 170 degrees, and thus can compete with IPS in that parameter.
The problem with MVA panels was that traditionally the response time was not as good as TN film panels. Sadly, the response time grows dramatically when there’s a smaller difference between the pixel’s initial and final states (i.e. G2G transitions). Thus, such matrices are usually unsuitable for dynamic games.
Premium MVA panels (P-MVA) and Super MVA (S-MVA)
Premium MVA from AU Optronics, and Super MVA (S-MVA) from Chi Mei Optoelectronics and Fujitsu. These offer improved response times across grey to grey (G2G) transitions which is a great improvement in the MVA market.
The color-reproduction properties of the MVA technology proved to be deficient too. Such panels give you vivid and bright colors, but due to the peculiarities of the domain technology many subtle color tones (dark tones often) are lost when you are looking at the screen strictly perpendicularly. When you deflect your line of sight just a little, the colors are all there again. This is a characteristic VA panel contrast shift (sometimes referred to as 'black crush' due to the loss of detail in dark colours).
Thus, MVA matrices are somewhere between IPS and TN technologies as concerns color reproduction and viewing angles. On the one hand, they are better than TN matrices in this respect, but on the other hand the above-described shortcoming prevents them from challenging IPS matrices, especially for colour critical work.
Advanced MVA (AMVA)
AU Optronics have more recently been working on their latest generation of MVA panel technology, termed 'Advanced MVA' (AMVA). This is designed to offer improved performance including reduced colour washout, and the aim to conquer the significant problem of color distortion with traditional wide viewing angle technology. This technology creates more domains than conventional multi-domain vertical alignment (MVA) LCD's and reduces the variation of transmittance in oblique angles. It helps improve color washout and provides better image quality in oblique angles than conventional VA LCD's. Also, it has been widely recognized worldwide that AMVA technology is one of the few ways to provide optimized image quality through multiple domains.
In addition, AMVA provides an extra-high contrast ratio of greater than 1200:1 (reaching 3000:1 at time of writing) by optimized color-resist implementation and a new pixel design. The result is a more comfortable viewing experience for the consumer, even on dimmer images. This high contrast technology can also achieve wide viewing angles of up to 178 degrees.
AMVA still has some limitations however in practice, still suffering from the off-centre contrast shift you see from VA matrices. (e-IPS ima isti problem na vecim dijagonalama! ) Viewing angles are therefore not as wide as IPS technology and the technology is often dismissed for colour critical work as a result.
However, it does not appear to be as reactive as some overdriven TN Film and IPS matrices when it comes to pixel response times.
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