JVC's BLU-Escent DLA-VS2500 and DLA-VS2300 hybrid laser light source projectors are presented as hybrid laser 3 chips designed specifically for simulation applications.

JVC DLA-VS2500 and DLA-VS2300

JVC has added new models to its line of hybrid projectors with BLU-Escent laser light source. The DLA-VS2500ZG and DLA-VS2300ZG systems have been optimized to meet the requirements of critical monitoring and simulation applications.

Projectors used in simulation systems operate continuously over long periods or uninterrupted, so it's always been a desire for this sector to move away from spotlights based on light sources that use lamps, and replace them with other projectors whose lighting originates from solid-state devices, more stable and better responsive throughout their operational life.

Projectors that use LED light sources have been on the market for some time, but LED lighting tends to sacrifice the contrast ratio and quality of graphic images in general.

JVC's DLA-VS2500 and DLA-VS2300 are presented as hybrid laser projectors 3 Chips, designed specifically for simulation applications, and have been manufactured in accordance with FAA Level D and ICAO requirements.

JVC has paid special attention to the design of the new BLU-Escent lighting system, key element that allows to provide high performance and long service life to the projector.

JVC's BLU-Escent hybrid technology uses a blue laser diode matrix that provides the beam of light that then excites a yellow match that is applied to a high-speed reflective aluminum rotary disc. Yellow light combines with blue light to create white light. It is also an environmentally friendly technology, because it's mercury-free.

BLU-Escent projectors reduce initial equipment acquisition investment and operating and maintenance costs, increasing the operational life of the lighting system and optical block.

In new projectors, JVC has increased the brightness level, incorporating automatic and manual light intensity adjustment capability. Colorimetry has also been improved and adapted for the purposes of large simulation visuals.

The new light source also facilitates the projector installation position, allowing horizontal or vertical mounting at any angle of inclination without the medium and long-term conditions shown in this field by projectors using lamps.

The DLA-VS2500 and DLA-VS2300 use 3 D-ILA chips 0,7 inches with 1920×1080 image points. The first comes equipped with JVC's e-shift technology, that moves the image in steps of 0,5 pixels diagonally at 120Hz, achieving a resolution of 3840×2160 Pixels. For its part, the DLA- VS2300 reaches 1920 resolution×1080.

These projectors are available with optional fixed optics (DLA-VS2500G and DLA-VS2300G) and with built-in zoom optics (DLA-VS2500ZG and DLA-VS2300ZG).


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by • 11 Dec, 2014
• section: projection, simulation