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Elektronische Anzeigeelemente und flache Bildschirme

EI7627Examination Performance5 ECTSGerman/Englishsummer semesterDepartment Electrical Engineering
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What it is about

You will learn the fundamentals, operating principles and technical application possibilities of modern electronic display elements and flat displays. This includes physical and technological aspects of CRTs, field emission displays, plasma, LED, OLED and LCD displays as well as electronic paper and projection displays. In the end you will be able to systematically compare different display technologies and assess their suitability for human–machine interfaces.

What you will be able to do

  • Fundamentals and principles of electronic display elements
  • Principles of human visual perception
  • Systematics of the components of display technology
  • Properties and technical use of different display types
  • Commercial significance and markets of electronic display elements
  • Analysis and selection of technical alternatives for concrete applications
  • Evaluation of new developments for human–machine interfaces

What the module consists of

  • Lecture (2 SWS)Conveying the fundamentals and principles of display technology
  • Seminar/Tutorial (1 SWS)Deepening of selected contents, discussion of current questions, opportunity for topic-related short presentations

Teaching method

  • Frontal teachingIntroduction and systematic presentation of the topics
  • Seminar/TutorialDeepening, discussion and addressing questions and interests of the students
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