What is an ice panel?

LED panel is a number of individually placed light -light diodes (LEDs) that are designed to display specific video patterns and animation from a distance. The original use for the LED panel includes basic billboard ads, shops and game display brands. Recently, the LED panels have been incorporated into general lighting displays due to their versatility over traditional lighting and their lower energy requirements. Original or conventional LEDs are those that have a diameter of about one eight inch (0.32 cm). They are arranged in square groups of individual red, green and yellow or blue LEDs to simulate the display of a typical computer or television screen. Such displays are commonly used where the display brightness may not be intense. This type of LED panel is referred to in the field as a device mounted on the surface (SMD). Red, green and blue LEDs on the SMD display are mounted as individual units on the circuit -controlled boardcomputer. The smaller size of these LEDs allows viewing the display at a closer distance without visual distortion that would be present on the standard display.

SMD-Navigated LED panel displays are often used where high brightness and rapid image fluctuation are required. This may include sports arena displays, modern billboards and company displays in an outdoor urban environment, and so important places such as fashion or automatic shows. Other increasingly popular uses for LED panel displays include traffic lights, traffic signals and theater lighting for theater and television production.

LED panels have also been integrated into the design of TVs. The very first TV screen of the LED panel was developed in 1977, but the first commercially viable model was not introduced to the public until 2004. These types of television displays offer higher brightness and improved color variation than beforeLater liquid crystal displays (LCD).

LED -based TVs are considered to be better technology than both conventional LCD displays and plasma displays because they consume less energy. The LED lights themselves also have a longer life than they are worn than earlier plasma or LCD screens. A typical LED panel can take 30,000-50,000 hours, with some displays designed to withstand 100,000 hours.