A brief introduction to creative LED displays

Creative LED display is a type of flat panel display composed of small LED module panels, used to display text, images, videos, and other information. Creative LED displays integrate microelectronics technology, computer technology, and information processing. They feature bright colors, wide dynamic range, high brightness, long lifespan, and stable and reliable operation. Creative LED displays are widely used in commercial media, cultural performances, sports venues, information dissemination, press releases, securities trading, and more to meet the needs of different environments.

Creative LED display is an electronic display screen composed of LED dot matrix. By replacing red and green lamp beads, the screen's text, animations, images, videos, and other display content can be updated in real time, controlled through a modular structure. It mainly consists of display modules, control systems, and power systems. The display module is a luminous screen made up of dot matrix LED lights; the control system adjusts the brightness of control areas to change the content displayed on the screen; the power system converts input voltage and current to meet the display's requirements.

Creative LED displays can realize the conversion between different forms of information presentation and can be used both indoors and outdoors. They have advantages unmatched by other displays, including high brightness, low power consumption, low voltage requirements, compact and convenient equipment, long service life, stable impact resistance, and strong resistance to external interference. They are rapidly developing and widely applied in various fields.

The luminous color and luminous efficiency of creative LED displays are related to the materials and processes used to manufacture the LEDs. The bulbs initially emit blue light, with phosphor added on the back. Different light colors can be adjusted according to user needs. Red, green, blue, and yellow are widely used. Because creative LED displays operate at low voltage (only 1.2~4.0V), they can actively emit light at a certain brightness. Brightness can be controlled by voltage (or current), with impact resistance, vibration resistance, and durability, making creative LED displays incomparable to other display methods in large-scale display devices.