Jue-min WANG, Lin ZHANG. Comparative study of different anti-blue light glasses on the effect of display[J]. Chinese journal of liquid crystals and displays, 2019, 34(1): 54-62.
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Jue-min WANG, Lin ZHANG. Comparative study of different anti-blue light glasses on the effect of display[J]. Chinese journal of liquid crystals and displays, 2019, 34(1): 54-62. DOI: 10.3788/YJYXS20193401.0054.
Comparative study of different anti-blue light glasses on the effect of display
In order to quantitatively analyze the impact of different anti-blue light glasses on the three factors of color on screen display
the spectral distribution of OLED screen and LCD with LED backlight at 6 500 K and 5 000 K color temperature were collected separately
and the transmissivity data of current five anti-blue light glasses made by different materials in large sales volume were adopted. Through OriginPro fitting
chrominance software analysis and Matlab calculation
a quantitative comparison was conducted between the impacts of these five anti-blue light glasses on 1931 CIE XYZ color coordinate
dominant wavelength
saturation and luminous flux of two screens at different color temperatures. Also the calculated results were analyzed in combination with visual resolution. The maximum difference among the five types of glasses in reducing the
Z
value of color coordinate is up to 1 881 times
and the same glasses under the same color temperature exhibites slightly stronger blue-light prevention impact on LCD with LED backlight than on OLED screen. In addition
these five types of glasses pose insignificant impact on the main wavelength of LED backlight LCD screen under color temperature of 5 000 K. Moreover
the glasses which are able to filter out 99.626% blue light of OLED screen with color temperature of 6 500 K
lead to an increase in the saturation by 22.7 times. The glasses filtering out 99.59% blue light of LED backlight LCD with a color temperature of 6 500 K can reduce the color temperature by 0.322 times
which seriously damages the display effect of the screen. This research provides a reference for the use and development of related products.
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