[Experimental study of magnetic field influence on transitory instability of display image].
← Research streamAn experimental study determined a threshold level of external magnetic field at which no flashing effect occurred, and described the spectral distribution of image instability under general and local magnetic-field influence on a display.
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Abstract
The article presents results of experimental study that determined threshold level of external magnetic field causing no flashing effect and spectral distribution of image instability, if general and local influence of magnetic field on display.
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Main findings
An experimental study determined a threshold level of external magnetic field at which no flashing effect occurred, and described the spectral distribution of image instability under general and local magnetic-field influence on a display.
Outcomes measured
- display image instability
- flashing effect
- spectral distribution of image instability
- threshold level of external magnetic field causing no flashing effect
Limitations
- No numerical threshold values reported in the abstract.
- Magnetic-field characteristics (e.g., frequency, intensity) not specified in the abstract.
- No information on sample size or experimental setup details in the abstract.
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"Magnetic-field characteristics (e.g., frequency, intensity) not specified in the abstract.",
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}AI-extracted fields are generated from the abstract and metadata and may be incomplete or incorrect. This material is for informational purposes and is not medical advice.
Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 15773380
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