Method for regulating the backlighting of a display
A liquid crystal display unit and sensor technology, applied in static indicators, incandescent lamp energy saving, control/regulation systems, etc., can solve the problem that the brightness sensor does not consider the spectral sensitivity of the human eye
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[0025] Region I represents the switching on of the backlight, for example when a user is detected by a presence sensor or a motion sensor. Wherein the background light does not suddenly or suddenly change to full brightness, but is turned on continuously and linearly. In this case, the output value is the basic brightness value of the backlight preset by the user. In the case of a complete switch-off of the backlight, zero can also be output (not shown) as an output value for successively switched-on backlights during user recognition.
[0026] Region II represents the backlight that is switched on at a constant brightness as the ambient brightness increases and the user is present.
[0027] Region III represents the change of the backlight from a high brightness value to a low brightness value. This change is likewise effected continuously, in this case by a continuous linear decrease in the control percentage of the backlight. Such a reduction in the brightness of the bac...
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