LAD-2150 Mission-Critical Display
21.5" 10-bit large area display capable of 1.3-billion colors, 1024 gray shades
21.5" 10-bit large area display capable of 1.3-billion colors, 1024 gray shades
Enhance your situational awareness with a true 10-bit grayscale display. Capable of 1.3 billion colors and 1024 gray shades, the LAD-2150 large area display (LAD) provides superior clarity, empowering decision makers to positively identify targets more quickly, without the use of additional personnel or assets.
The LAD-2150 display head assembly (DHA) incorporates a separate day/night mode backlight. In addition to providing stunning day mode chromaticity (typical luminance of 300 fL) the LAD-2150 is certified to MIL-STD-3009 Class B NVIS to offer operation with NVIS goggles in night mode. The innovative dual backlight architecture also minimizes the power required over the life of the display for both day and night mode operations.
Best-in-class resolution and visibility with true 10-bit, 1.3 billion colors and 1024 grayscale – NVIS compatible display technology.
Operate safely in congested environments using our in-house safety certification and testing capabilities to DAL-A.
Proven extended reliability and dependability through better cooling, component selection, environmental protection and testing.
Simplify product lifecycle management with lower maintenance costs and long-term product and parts availability.
Out of the box, the LAD-2150 large area display is designed and tested to meet the performance and environmental requirements of armored combat vehicles, military and commercial fixed-wing and rotary-wing platforms. With no additional customization needed to withstand these varied environments, the LAD-2150 has the lowest through-life cost compared to commercially sourced displays, which often require multiple engineering and panel refresh cycles to endure the operational lifespan of the platform.
The LAD-2150 combines two 8"x10" active matrix LCDs on a single LCD substrate. With no separation in the center of the display, a single continuous image can be displayed across the full 20-inch width of the LCD, or separate windows of information can be moved from one side to another without a non-illuminated portion between display halves.
Each display is equipped with its own independent power and video paths. A fully redundant, glove-capable, five-point multi-touch panel can be laminated to the front surface of the active matrix LCD. Both the LCD and touchscreen architectures implement dual-channel control technology to ensure the unit is always fully functional with no single-point-of-failure elements.
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