Types of large electronic displays for stadiums

First of all, all large electronic displays are subdivided into systems for open and closed stadiums. Most common systems for closed stadiums are LED, rear-projection and projection systems. The open stadiums require large electronic display systems that depend on several criteria: size of the stadium, position of display in relation to spectators’ stands, etc. Additional information you will find on the Web-site of on "ATV Systems International Magazine".

Almost always large displays for stadiums are used in combination with electronic signs for displaying score, temperature, statistics, etc.

The choice of the electronic video display for the stadium (modern lamp display, LED or gas-discharge display) must depend on financial resources and the adequate linear dimensions of the display.

The largest stadiums around the world started installing mostly very expensive electronic LED displays of cluster type. However, there are instances when fairly large stadiums for 40-60 thousand spectators (for example, in Great Britain and North America) choose to install modern lamp displays which are significantly cheaper and provide better brightness level compared to LED displays. Their only disadvantage is lower resolution on similar linear dimensions of the display.

Earlier, gas-discharge systems were quite common in the European stadiums, especially in the former socialist countries. Smaller stadiums (up to 20 thousand spectators) in Great Britain and North America prefer electronic lamp video systems which are more attractive in price and offer acceptable image quality, much better than cheap LED or gas-discharge models.

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