How Do 3D Glasses Work?

3D Shutter Glasses (also known as LC shutter glasses or active shutter glasses) are 3D glasses that use IR (infrared) and RF communication methods to communicate with 3D televisions and use 3D LCD glasses to achieve 3D effects.

Shutter 3D glasses

Chinese name: Shutter 3D glasses
Foreign name: 3D Shutter Glasses

Working current: 5mA
stand-by current: 1mA

Advantages: No loss of image resolution, outstanding 3D effects.

Shutter-type 3D glasses are not only used for watching 3D movies, but also very exciting 3D games. The large-scale 3D games produced by many game developers require 3D glasses that are different from the glasses we usually watch some ordinary 3D movies The technical principle of this stereo glasses is much more complicated. Generally used in home 3D TVs, cinemas, 3D games, 3D projection and other devices that need to produce 3D effects

Weight: about 45 grams

Shutter: light speed light valve LCD

Display LCD refresh frequency: generally 120HZ

Contrast: 1000: 1

Battery type: polymer lithium battery 80mAh

Synchronous operation: infrared, Bluetooth or high-frequency electrical signals

Working current: 5mA

Standby current: 1mA

Continuous working time: 10-15 hours

Adaptability: Equipped with three rubber nose clips to meet the needs of different nose types

Response time at room temperature: 1.5 ms

The above technical parameters are for reference only.