Display brightness control based on location data
AssigneeManufacturing Resources International, Inc.
InventorsJohn Schuch, William Dunn, Rick De Laet, Dan Safstrom
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AssigneeManufacturing Resources International, Inc.
InventorsJohn Schuch, William Dunn, Rick De Laet, Dan Safstrom
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The exemplary embodiments herein provide a method for controlling the luminance of an electronic display, including the steps of determining the sunset and sunrise times for the day and determining whether the present time is between sunrise and sunset or between sunset and sunrise. The backlight may be driven at a daytime level if the present time is between sunrise and sunset, while the backlight may be driven at a nighttime level if the present time is between sunset and sunrise. In some embodiments, artificial ambient sensor (AAS) data is used to determine the desired backlight or display luminance. The AAS data may be adjusted for a sunset or sunrise transition time, as well as for an approximate percentage of cloud cover in the sky.
A method for controlling the luminance of an electronic display having a backlight, comprising the steps of:
A method for controlling the luminance of an electronic display having a backlight, comprising the steps of:
A method for controlling the luminance of an electronic display having a backlight, comprising the steps of:
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