Digital Projection has launched a 0.9mm MicroLED and a 1.2mm option to its Radiance EV Series. The company says the high resolution of the 0.9mm pixel pitch MicroLED makes it ideal for environments with short viewing distances and critical viewing requirements, such as small- and medium-size boardrooms and command and control facilities.

Other features contributing to the new MicroLED’s imaging performance include peak brightness up to 1,200 nits, which provides support for HDR10 content, and contrast up to 20,000:1. The smaller 0.9 mm pixel package allows for a darker area surrounding each pixel, which results in better black levels and contrast. The smaller pixel package also enables a wider viewing angle (170 degrees horizontal/170 degrees vertical). Finally, there’s cost: the 0.9 mm MicroLED solution is more efficient to manufacture than SMD technology, bringing the price down for this category. Digital Projection also says the power consumption is significantly less, resulting in longer-term energy savings over the product lifespan. Additionally, the 0.9 MicroLED offers a wide, 100% NTSC and DCI-P3 color gamut.

The 0.9mm offering hits 4K imaging at a 163-inch diagonal size. The EV Series extends up to a 2.5mm pitch, offering integrators options for other viewing requirements.

The MicroLED’s lightweight cabinet, which can be ordered with beveled edges, enables easy deployment and installation, and certain models in the DP line support 120Hz stereoscopic 3D applications. The display can be serviced from the front to streamline maintenance—essential for mission-critical applications that require minimal downtime—and ordered with redundant power supplies.