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PeteS
- Jan 1, 1970
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Well, my LCD supplier has decided they can put a white LED backlight
onto the panel size I use. Now I'm trying to get a reasonable thermal
budget, and something I am trying to find out is the typical conversion
efficiency ( electrical energy -> light ) of the backlight.
Details: 3 x string of 8, Vf 27V typical at 25mA
I currently don't have a panel here (it seems to be taking a slow boat
from Taiwan) and I'd like to get a head start so I can do some rough
placement planning and I wondered if anyone here had any knowledge of
said conversion efficiency.
Obviously, energy not converted to light gets converted to heat and I'd
like to get a handle on what I need to deal with. This is a handheld
XDA device, so thermal management is sorta important
Cheers
PeteS
onto the panel size I use. Now I'm trying to get a reasonable thermal
budget, and something I am trying to find out is the typical conversion
efficiency ( electrical energy -> light ) of the backlight.
Details: 3 x string of 8, Vf 27V typical at 25mA
I currently don't have a panel here (it seems to be taking a slow boat
from Taiwan) and I'd like to get a head start so I can do some rough
placement planning and I wondered if anyone here had any knowledge of
said conversion efficiency.
Obviously, energy not converted to light gets converted to heat and I'd
like to get a handle on what I need to deal with. This is a handheld
XDA device, so thermal management is sorta important
Cheers
PeteS