Abstract
The influence of display pixel structures on image
quality is analyzed using Fourier spectrum analysis. Primarily, a
frequency transfer function for a display is modeled on the basis
of the system theory and a modified contrast sensitivity function
of the human visual system. Using the developed model, influences
of the black stripe size, or non-emission region, of a pixel on display
quality are examined using a spectral energy metric. Furthermore,
the model is applied to different types of pixel shapes; those shapes'
display qualities are judged by the same metric. The simulation is
carried out for the high resolutions (full high definition, ultra
high definition, and quad high definition) of the current displays
in DTV and mobile applications.
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