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BSI PD IEC TR 63211-2-12:2020

BSI PD IEC TR 63211-2-12:2020

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Durability test methods for electronic displays – Environmental tests. Environmental conditions of use, storage and transportation of electronic displays

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This part of IEC 63211 provides data and information on the environmental conditions when electronic displays are used, stored and transported.

This document covers the temperature, relative humidity and light of the environment of electronic displays.

The information provided by this document is related to the following electronic displays:

  1. indoor displays for consumer homes and offices, such as TVs or PC monitors,

  2. indoor displays for commercial applications, such as signage and show cases,

  3. mobile displays, such as smartphones, tablets, e-books and mobile PCs,

  4. wearable displays, such as eyewear displays and smart watches,

  5. in-vehicle displays, and

  6. outdoor displays, such as signage for public information and advertising.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
4 CONTENTS
6 FOREWORD
8 INTRODUCTION
9 Tables
Table 1 – Documents related to environmental tests for electronic displays
10 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Overview
4.1 Use cases and stress factors
11 4.2 Test conditions in existing standards
5 Indoor
5.1 General
5.2 Temperature and humidity
5.2.1 Consumer homes
Table 2 – Overview of the stress factors for each type of use case
12 5.2.2 Office and commercial buildings
Figures
Figure 1 – Range of year-round temperature and humidityin Sapporo (left) and Okinawa (right) in Japan
Table 3 – Collection of condition data of consumer homes in eight cities
Table 4 – Results of temperature and relative humidity of consumer homes
13 Table 5 – Examples of guidelines for temperature and humidity
Table 6 – Rate of conformity to the guidelines for temperature and humidity in Japan
14 5.3 Light
5.3.1 Consumer homes
Figure 2 – Examples of relative spectrum distribution of daytime in consumer homes
15 Figure 3 – Examples of relative spectrum distribution of lamps in consumer homes
Figure 4 – Comparison of the relative spectrum distributionof various light sources used in light stability testing
16 5.3.2 Office and commercial buildings
Figure 5 – Histogram of average daytime light levelsin consumer homes around the world
Table 7 – Summary of light levels in ISO 8995-1 [15] and JIS Z 9110 [16]
Table 8 – Typical conditions for commercial prints in ISO TS 21139-1 [17]
17 6 Outdoor
6.1 General
6.2 Temperature and humidity
18 Figure 6 – Example of year-round data, New York (United States)
Table 9 – Forty-eight cities from each climatic division
19 Figure 7 – Temperature versus humidity maps of four climatic divisions
20 6.3 Light
Figure 8 – Worldwide deviation of temperature and relative humidity
Table 10 – Boundary data of deviation around the world
21 Table 11 – Year-round average data of global radiation from 21 countries
22 7 Vehicles
7.1 General
7.2 Temperature
Figure 9 – Schematic diagram of solar radiation outdoors
23 7.3 Light
Figure 10 – Temperature trends in a car left in the sun in summer
Table 12 – Summary of temperature data in cars left in the sun
24 8 Transportation and storage
8.1 General
Figure 11 – Light intensity inside a car cabin as a percentageof the outside light intensity
Figure 12 – Spectral transmittance examples of automobile windows
25 8.2 Temperature and humidity
Figure 13 – Temperature and humidity trends of marine transportation
26 Table 13 – Survey results of marine transportation
27 Table 14 – Results of survey of transportation by land
Table 15 – Cargo left in a parked vehicle or stored in a warehouse
28 Table 16 – Examples of the temperature in air cargo compartments
Table 17 – Temperature, humidity and air pressure during air shipment
29 Annex A (informative)Test conditions in standards dealing with electronic displays
A.1 IEC standards on electronic displays related to environmental tests
A.2 High-temperature testing
Table A.1 – IEC standards for electronic displays related to environmental tests
30 A.3 Low-temperature testing
Table A.2 – Testing conditions for storage at high temperature
Table A.3 – Testing conditions for operation at high temperature
Table A.4 – Testing conditions for storage at low temperature
31 A.4 Damp heat testing
Table A.5 – Testing conditions for operation at low temperature
Table A.6 – Testing conditions for storage under damp heat
32 A.5 Other testing
Table A.7 – Testing conditions for operation under damp heat
33 Annex B (informative)IEC 60068 series – Standards of environmentaltesting for electrotechnical products
B.1 General
B.2 Related standards of the IEC 60068 series
Table B.1 – Standards of IEC 60068 series
34 Bibliography

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