The LED display color depth, or gray scale, indicates the process depth of the colors showed by a LED display. When looking at the technical specifications of a LED display given by LED display suppliers you can always find values like "12-bit, 14-bit, 16-bit". Many clients and even sales executives don't know what this value means. For that this article will explain what the color depth, or gray scale, means.
So from above table, it's not difficult to find the color depth actually shows how many colors can be shown on the LED display. As well-known, LED display is RGB color model, and each pixel consists of red, green, and blue color LEDs. And here we will explain further about it in below table:
Within the LED display industry many LED screen suppliers do not pay that much attention wen making the LED displays' technical specifications accurate. And the technology homogenization is currently very serious. The true situation is, for the widely-adopted technology, the highest color depth is actually 14 bits. It is not arbitrarily speaking because it's limited by the hardware part. If adopting higher level IC and system, it wont be any problem to realize the 16-bit color depth or gray scales. But with nowadays tech, it must lose the virtual pixel technology. And actually the 14-bit color depth or gray scale doesnt make any big difference from 16-bit color depth for the human eye.
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