JVC develops a laser projector with 4K resolution for simulation applications

The DLA-VS4500 uses a signal process of 12 Bit, delivers a brightness level of 3.000 lumens and provides high native contrast, In addition to being compatible with multiple video formats and working with a vertical refresh of 120 Hz to reproduce a perfect moving image.

With three D-ILA devices with native 4K resolution (4.096×2.160p and a BLU-Escent laser source), the DLA-VS4500 laser projector JVC Visual Systems, a division of JVCKenwood, is designed for the simulation industry, where this manufacturer has extensive experience since the launch of D-ILA projection technology and with customers in this market, as Boeing Company.

Precisely this company has participated in the I/ITSEC simulation congress 2016, recently held in Orlando (Us.), showing at its stand a prototype of D-ILA 8K projector, that JVC plans to offer to the simulation market in 2019, and in which the manufacturer has presented in turn the 4K model.

At its ITSEC stand, This supplier has demonstrated both the new DL-VS4500 and the DLA-VS2500 model using image generators to 120 Hz of Rockwell Collins for a helicopter simulator and FlightSafety International for the F35 fighter.

"We are delighted to once again offer the simulation market new 4K projection solutions, such as the new DLA-VS4500 laser source equipment and our DLA-SH7NLG reference model. Its hybrid BLU-Escent technology offers a long operating life and low operating costs, ideal for training facilities with simulators with continuous operating times", says Ian Scott, Vp. from JVCKenwood's Visual Systems Division.

The DLA-VS4500 laser projector combines native 4K resolution with the BLU-Escent laser lighting system, to meet the demanding requirements of the simulation market. For this purpose, a signal process of 12 Bit, with a brightness level of 3.000 Lumens, in addition to being compatible with most video formats and working with a vertical refresh of 120Hz to reproduce an optimal moving image, No artifacts, In addition to having a wide range of fixed and zoom optics for easy installation.

JVC's BLU-Escent phosphor/laser technology is a more environmentally friendly alternative to projectors using conventional lamp-based lighting. The DLA-VS4500 laser source has an estimated operating life of 20.000 hours.

Specially developed for simulation applications, This projector provides extremely high reliability over long periods of operation, Preserving brightness and colorimetry stably, in addition to providing a high contrast ratio and dynamic range, with a design that allows installation in various mounting positions without performance problems.

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