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15 September 2004 8x10 Advanced Multipurpose Display: lessons learned from integrating a large-area display into a fighter aircraft
Rickie V. Carter, Ron Warden
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Abstract
As part of the Advanced Mission Computer and Displays program, Boeing was tasked with developing and incorporating an 8x10 Active Matrix Liquid Crystal Display (AMLCD) into the Aft Crew Station of the F/A-18 F Aircraft. In order to meet cost and technical requirements, a commercial AMLCD panel was selected and ruggedized to meet the F/A-18 war fighter environment. The 8x10 AMPD was subjected to Military Standard Environmental testing as well as Optical testing to requirements based on lessons learned from previous display activities and has subsequently passed those tests. Developmental Flight Testing of the 8x10 AMPD was an unprecedented success and resulted in numerous compliments from F/A-18F Aircrew. The display is currently transitioning from Engineering, Manufacturing and Development to Low Rate Initial Production.
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Rickie V. Carter and Ron Warden "8x10 Advanced Multipurpose Display: lessons learned from integrating a large-area display into a fighter aircraft", Proc. SPIE 5443, Defense, Security, and Cockpit Displays, (15 September 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.561661
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Optical testing

LCDs

Dielectrophoresis

Head

Military display technology

Accelerated life testing

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