Full-color LED screens use red, green, and blue LEDs, with each color having 256 levels of grayscale, resulting in 16,777,216 colors. The full-color LED display system utilizes the latest LED and control technologies, resulting in lower prices, more stable performance, lower power consumption, higher resolution, more realistic and vibrant colors, fewer electronic components in the system, and a reduced failure rate.
256 levels of grayscale are achieved using algorithms, and the design incorporates "point-by-point dynamic color compensation technology," suitable for full-color LED displays made with pure green or yellow-green LEDs. This technology allows the LED display to maintain the vibrant colors of the original image.
The scanning field frequency is over 240Hz, resulting in a stable, flicker-free image. In practical applications, when the display is filmed with a camera, the image observed in the camera is very clear, without any scrolling bars. If there is television broadcasting on site, the display will not affect the picture quality of the broadcast.
LED composition: Virtual pixel: 2 red + 1 pure green + 1 pure blue. Real pixel: 1 red + 1 pure green + 1 pure blue.
