LEDekraane

LEDekraane, also known as LED screens or LED displays, are electronic visual display devices that use light-emitting diodes (LEDs) as a source of illumination. They are composed of numerous small LEDs arranged in a matrix. These LEDs can emit light in a variety of colors, and by controlling the brightness and color of individual LEDs, complex images and videos can be created.

LEDekraane are highly versatile and are used in a wide range of applications. They are commonly found in advertising billboards, public information displays, scoreboards in sports arenas, and stage backdrops for concerts and events. In recent years, they have also become increasingly popular for indoor use, such as in conference rooms, retail spaces, and home entertainment systems, due to their high brightness, excellent contrast ratio, and energy efficiency compared to older display technologies.

The technology behind LEDekraane allows for large-scale displays that can be seen from great distances, even in bright daylight. The modular nature of LED panels means that screens can be constructed to virtually any size or shape, making them adaptable to diverse installation requirements. Maintenance and repair are often facilitated by the ability to replace individual LED modules. The development of finer pixel pitches has also enabled higher resolution displays for closer viewing distances.