Paper
5 June 1995 Large-area high-definition cockpit displays
Darrel G. Hopper, Robert B. Blanton, Daniel N. Marticello Jr.
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Abstract
The future military pilot might have to fly some mission segments--notably ingress, attack, and egress-- without any benefit whatsoever of looking out of the cockpit. Threats, together with night, in-weather, low-level flight conditions and lasers, may require high definition displays in 21st century cockpits. Eventually, a large area display suite may become necessary to survival, let alone mission success. Such a system might be a 2000 cm2 (300 in2) head \-down color multi-function, multi-window display coupled with a head-mounted system and would have to operate with a clear as well as an opaque canopy. This paper addressed hardware developments needed to create high definition large area cockpit display systems.
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Darrel G. Hopper, Robert B. Blanton, and Daniel N. Marticello Jr. "Large-area high-definition cockpit displays", Proc. SPIE 2462, Cockpit Displays II, (5 June 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.210957
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KEYWORDS
Cockpit displays

LCDs

Military display technology

Heads up displays

Displays

Projection systems

Amorphous silicon

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