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CIE 1931 and 1976 Chromaticity Charts — Color, Transformations and NVIS

  • CIE charts: theory and practice
    • 1. Why color needed coordinates
    • 2. Reading the 1931 chart and its limits
    • 3. Why CIE introduced 1976 u′v′
    • 4. Transforming points and boundaries
    • 5. Mixing, white points and display gamut
    • 6. Tolerances and measurement decisions
    • 7. Guided FPD.DEV calculator laboratory
    • 8. NVIS engineering case study
    • 9. Review and glossary

Display engineering with an LCD focus We work primarily with LCD displays, including IPS, FFS, VA and other LCD technologies, with optical enhancements, touch integration, backlights and supporting electronics. We also evaluate other display technologies when they suit the application.

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