Redundant display system utilizing emissive displays
A display and main display technology, applied in the direction of static indicators, instruments, data processing input/output process, etc., can solve the problems of increased unit cost of extra power, cluttered instrument panel, increased weight, etc.
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[0016] Reference is made in detail to the exemplary embodiments of the present invention disclosed herein, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
[0017] Embodiments described herein relate to systems and methods for providing display redundancy without the disadvantages of conventional redundant display implementations. A primary display and at least one backup display can be utilized. The primary display and at least one backup display may be controlled by separate graphics processors. In some embodiments, when the primary display fails, the backup display may be in place to provide the required redundancy without affecting the pilot's cross-check habitual pattern. The home spare display can be configured to operate in full mode (as opposed to a homing mode where the adjacent display is forced to serve as a spare). Furthermore, the alternate display can be provided in a variety of ways without cluttering the dashboard.
[0018] Such as figure 1 ...
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