The choice of industrial displays is not the more expensive the better, but to choose your own products according to your needs and provide you with the most suitable experience. The following explains how to choose the most suitable industrial display from the perspective of backlight life, cold cathode fluorescence, color, etc.

　　 The first is the backlight lifetime cold cathode fluorescence (CCF). In industrial applications, the lifetime of CCF backlights is generally 50,000 hours, or the brightness is reduced to half compared with new ones. In many consumer applications, it only takes 10,000 hours for the brightness of the backlight to drop to half of its initial brightness. Because consumer applications do not require the display to continue to work, the lifetime of CCF backlights of 10,000 hours is sufficient, but this is not the case in most industrial and medical applications. Compared with LCD, the service life of the backlight is very short. People are working hard to double the service life of the backlight, but in most industrial applications, the minimum service life of 5000 hours is regarded as the service life standard of the CCF backlight.

　　Secondly, in liquid crystal display products, the color saturation depends entirely on the influence of the backlight. CCF (Cold Cathode Fluorescent Screen) backlighting is a very popular technology that can reach 70% and 80% of NTSC color saturation.

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　　 Third, in industrial panels, this change may occur every five years or more. Change occurs because it needs to adapt to technological progress or to have better designs. Therefore, when designing industrial and medical equipment, it is very important to maintain a certain degree of continuity, including the same mounting holes, connector positions, and even some of the same display sizes. When the display changes within five years, the end product can have a 10-year life cycle. Before choosing a monitor, it helps to consider some standards and specifications, as well as the company’s design strategy. In contrast, consumer displays can be changed every 6 months, which makes them difficult to use in applications that require configuration control.

　　Before choosing an industrial display, you must consider some standard specifications and the company’s design strategy, and choose the most suitable industrial display.