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DENSO Technology – Leading the World
- In 1984, DENSO introduced the world’s first digital cluster with digital indicator(s) into the market.
- In 1989, DENSO introduced the world’s first black-face cluster with a uniform black background by covering the cluster with smoked acrylic glass.
- In 1998, DENSO adopted the first electroluminescent (EL) display for instrument clusters.
- In 1999, DENSO adopted the first transparent EL display for instrument clusters. The transparent EL display superimposes information such as driving conditions on the front of the black-face cluster.
Three-dimensional Display
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Graduated Color Display
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Benefits and Features
- Multiple information displays capable of providing a variety of information
- DENSO combines an EL display, navigation display, or television with the instrument clusters to provide drivers with an increasing amount of information.
- Various configurations available
- DENSO produced the world’s first three-dimensional display plate (see above), allowing instrument clusters to have various configurations.
- DENSO’s printing technology allows us to create a display plate with graduated color (see above).
- Precise and quiet analogue indicators
- DENSO developed stepper motors that convert speed and other data into a readable form on the instrument clusters, achieving highly accurate and highly responsive analogue indicators.
- High-luminance, long-life and low current-consumption light-emitting-diodes
- High reliability
- One-chip microcomputer controls all indicators of the instrument cluster.
- Standardized software and/or structured software modules control the one-chip microcomputer.
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