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NVIS Display Engineering — Spectra, Optics and Compatibility

  • 01 · Welcome & Introduction
    • 1.1 · Welcome & Introduction
  • 02 · The display and the two viewing tasks
    • 2.1 · The display and the two viewing tasks
  • 03 · From MIL-L-85762A to MIL-STD-3009
    • 3.1 · From MIL-L-85762A to MIL-STD-3009
  • 04 · Types classes colors and the requirement boundary
    • 4.1 · Types classes colors and the requirement boundary
  • 05 · Night-Vision Technologies: What Each System Sees
    • 5.1 · Night-Vision Technologies: What Each System Sees
  • 06 · How image-intensifier goggles work
    • 6.1 · How image-intensifier goggles work
  • 07 · The display in the shared lighting environment
    • 7.1 · The display in the shared lighting environment
  • 08 · Reading spectra and keeping units consistent
    • 8.1 · Reading spectra and keeping units consistent
  • 09 · Measuring NVIS weighted radiance
    • 9.1 · Measuring NVIS weighted radiance
  • 10 · LEDs and the origin of their spectra
    • 10.1 · LEDs and the origin of their spectra
  • 11 · RGB versus white backlights
    • 11.1 · RGB versus white backlights
  • 12 · The LCD stack and the spectral budget
    • 12.1 · The LCD stack and the spectral budget
  • 13 · Follow the light from backlight to viewer
    • 13.1 · Follow the light from backlight to viewer
  • 14 · Absorbing interference and hybrid filters
    • 14.1 · Absorbing interference and hybrid filters
  • 15 · Filters in front of and behind the display
    • 15.1 · Filters in front of and behind the display
  • 16 · Filters over LEDs and backlight rails
    • 16.1 · Filters over LEDs and backlight rails
  • 17 · Leakage and equal-output comparisons
    • 17.1 · Leakage and equal-output comparisons
  • 18 · Dimming ratio and low-level control
    • 18.1 · Dimming ratio and low-level control
  • 19 · Daylight contrast and the brightness budget
    • 19.1 · Daylight contrast and the brightness budget
  • 20 · Modes transitions and fault behavior
    • 20.1 · Modes transitions and fault behavior
  • 21 · A practical measurement and verification program
    • 21.1 · A practical measurement and verification program
  • 22 · Product cases and architecture selection
    • 22.1 · Product cases and architecture selection
  • 23 · Workbook and facilitated laboratories
    • 23.1 · Workbook and facilitated laboratories
  • 24 · Assessment and answer key
    • 24.1 · Assessment and answer key
  • Resources, laboratories and assessment
    • Glossary
    • References and links
    • Case Alpha and guided laboratories
    • Independent assessment
    • Answer key and model capstone
    • Interactive tools, animations and data
    • MIL-STD-3009 original curves and tables
    • Real glass, LED and measurement examples
    • Chapter and section video time estimates

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