Display Science Wiki
Our global authoritative knowledge base featuring 13 expert papers on monitor engineering, sub-pixel physics, and professional maintenance standards.
The Quantum Mechanics of Stuck Pixels
Technical analysis of sub-pixel transistors and the physical causes of voltage-based liquid crystal locking.
Technical Paper →IPS Glow vs. Backlight Bleed
Using optical polarization physics to distinguish inherent panel characteristics from mechanical defects.
Technical Paper →RGB vs. PenTile Subpixel Layouts
How sub-pixel arrangements in Samsung and LG panels impact diagnostic clarity and effective PPI.
Technical Paper →Why Video Bitrate Destroys Accuracy
Why YouTube test videos are unsuitable for diagnostics and the necessity of raw GPU-level rendering.
Engineering Analysis →From SMPTE Bars to HDR Standards
Tracing the evolution of monitor calibration from analog broadcast to modern 10-bit mastering.
Engineering Analysis →sRGB, DCI-P3, and Rec.2020
Understanding CIE 1931 chromaticity coordinates and color mapping in professional spectrum audits.
Engineering Analysis →OLED Longevity Standards
Professional protocols for mitigating organic degradation, pixel shifting, and thermal management.
Maintenance Guide →Image Retention vs. Permanent Burn-in
Comparing charge accumulation in LCD layers versus chemical decay in self-emissive OLED elements.
Maintenance Guide →Chemical Safety of Display Coatings
Molecular analysis of AG and AR coatings and the risks of chemical solvents on modern panels.
Maintenance Guide →2025 MacBook Pro Display Audit
NEW CASE STUDY: A professional report on Mini-LED blooming and local dimming on the latest M4/M5 XDR panels.
Read Case Study →The Guide to Backlight Bleeding
Categorizing manufacturing tolerances and establishing professional criteria for warranty claims (RMA).
Technical Paper →Motion Blur & Ghosting Physics
Understanding GtG vs. MPRT and how voltage overshoot creates corona artifacts in gaming monitors.
Technical Paper →History of Major Display Recalls
Documenting industrial failure cases, from early AMOLED scandals to flagship laptop coating defects.
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