An OLED display used as a public information board has shown the same logo and clock in one corner for months, and a faint outline now stays visible whatever is shown. What is this?
Un écran OLED servant de panneau d'information public affiche depuis des mois le même logo et la même horloge dans un coin, et un contour pâle reste désormais visible quoi qu'on affiche. De quoi s'agit-il ?
Answers
AA stuck pixel, which can be fixed simply by turning the display off for a minuteD'un pixel bloqué, qu'il suffit de régler en éteignant l'écran une minute
BNormal backlight bleed seen on every panelD'une fuite de rétroéclairage normale, visible sur toutes les dalles
CA loose video cableD'un câble vidéo mal branché
DBurn-in: uneven wear of OLED pixels from static contentD'un marquage : l'usure inégale des pixels OLED due à un contenu statique
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