Local Dimming in modern surgical imaging systems, display performance requirements go far beyond those of consumer monitors. During procedures, surgeons rely heavily on display clarity for precision, where contrast, detail, and black level performance are critical to visualization accuracy.
Local Dimming is a backlight control technology that significantly improves image quality. It works by dividing the LED backlight into multiple independently controlled zones. Each zone dynamically adjusts
Brighter, clearer, more accurate image reproduction
By integrating local dimming into surgical imaging displays, surgeons can better distinguish vascular textures, tissue boundaries, and instrument highlights, resulting in faster, more accurate decisions during critical procedures.
Key Benefits:
- Enhanced dynamic contrast: Darker blacks and brighter whites deliver richer image depth.
- Reduced halo effect: Compared to global backlight, local dimming minimizes backlight bleeding.
- Improved power efficiency: Lower backlight in dark zones reduces power consumption and heat.
- Optimized for low-light OR:Performs better in minimally lit surgical environments.
