GSO IEC 62679-3-1:2021

IEC 62679-3-1:2014
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 01 July 2021

Electronic paper displays - Part 3-1: Optical measuring methods

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GSO IEC 62679-3-1:2021 Scope

IEC 62679-3-1:2014 specifies the standard measurement conditions and measurement methods for determining the optical performance of Electronic Paper Display (EPDs). The scope of this document is restricted to EPDs using either segment, passive, or active matrix with either monochromatic or colour type displays. The measuring methods are intended for EPDs operated in a reflective mode. The EPDs may include an integrated lighting unit (ILU), but the ILU will be turned off for these measuring methods. Colour systems beyond three primaries are not covered in this document.

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