Optimal Design of LCD Module under Random Vibration

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Random vibration is being specified for acceptance tests, screening tests and qualification tests by manufacturers of electronic equipment meant for military applications, because it has been shown that random vibration more closely represents the true environment in which the electronic equipment must operate. In this paper, the simulation of the LCD panel subjected to random vibration load is done by the rectangle plate to represent the panel, the deformation and stress of LCD is analyzed by FEM method. Combined the simulation result and Taguchi optimization algorithm, we analyzed the relationship between the geometric dimensions of LCD and the dynamic response.

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