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The Cooling System for Head up Display  

Ji, Youg-Seok (LG Electronics)
Kim, Young-Seop (Dankook university Electronics)
An, Byeong-Man (Dankook university Electronics)
Lim, Sang-Min (Hanyoung Foreign Language High School)
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Journal of the Semiconductor & Display Technology / v.9, no.1, 2010 , pp. 67-71 More about this Journal
Abstract
Head up display’s cooling system is auto-diagnosed resulting from the external environment. The quantity of heat depending on this Head up display’s cooling system layout determines the speed of FAN for system cooling. In other words, a system’s heat quantity is planned through the air density depending on altitude, the amount of wind in air depending on FAN control condition, and the algorithm that is proportional to delta temperature. To detect the altitude, we use the criteria of delta T, which is determined by the subtracted value of LED junction temperature, and atmospheric temperature that is recorded on the Head up display system. Depending on the classification of delta T value, the altitude section is determined. While we can use GPS as the tool to detect the altitude, we should predict the change of the air density as the altitude alters, and should not just measure the altitude. And the value of delta T is used as the criterion of detecting the altitude for increasing the cooling efficiency of the car’s inner Head up display system with reflecting the speed of the FAN dependent upon the air density. In our theory, altitude is depending on the value of delta T and stabilizing or maintaining the system’s temperature by changing FAN’s rpm depending on determined value of altitude.
Keywords
Head up Display; delta T; FAN; cooling system; altitude;
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