Hi guy!
More than couple of time i have noted that some of my lcd screens makes my face feel hot and slight burning eyeball (nothing too strong that i must stop, but i feel it)
I have an old Palm TX that i use for passing time, music and some reading in the bed.
what called my attention is that i was using my laptop and i decide to check a text i had in the PDA and the text editor started to write stuff in the screen (excactly like if i where entering ramdom keystrokes form the IR keyboard but there was no IR keyboard but the PDA was in front of the laptop'screen (12 inches away) )
i have an app called "IR monitor" in the PDA, i use it for testing IR emiting devices (remote controles, IR lights etc...) and ran the app run the meter was FULL, which mean the LCD was emittin tons of IR radiation, thats why the PDA started writing, it recognized the constant IR bombarding as an IR keyboard)
i connected the laptop to an external screen, and the meter went down, i moved the PDA closer to the screen to see at which distance it receives the radiation and and i had to approach the PDA untill one inch form the screen, i guess that is ok, but with the laptop screen, it can measure the radiation up to 1meter exactly.
i have read on the internet that the wavelength for LCD IR emittion is between 5cm and 100cm.
does this have something to do with the fact that the ir monitor detects IR from my external monitor at one inch from it and with the laptop screen (the one which causes me more fatigue and itchy eyes) up to exactly 100cm?
now, about my health, i dont know if the emissions from my screens are stronger than normal or if i am more sensible...
anyway i was looking for any IR filter for screens and i found nothing, i decide to do a little test to see what can block those IRs, and using the IR montior on my PDA, the only thing able to block the IR (neither polarized/UV/darked glasess) was a pair of old aviation glasses, those that looks like a mirror in the outside.
i want to give it a try to this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Starlite-IR-Filter-Shade-3-0-Safety-Glasses-Gateway-Plasma-Torch-Goggles-/290805201849?_trksid=p5197.m1992&_trkparms=aid%3D111000%26algo%3DREC.CURRENT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D14%26meid%3D5271903572527471761%26pid%3D100015%26prg%3D1006%26rk%3D1%26sd%3D290805201849%26
since this was the only thing i found.
What do you guys think about all this?
Sorry for the english, if something is unclear, please ask me anything you need me to clarify!
Thanks!
Edited by Kharl - 1/31/13 at 2:21pm
More than couple of time i have noted that some of my lcd screens makes my face feel hot and slight burning eyeball (nothing too strong that i must stop, but i feel it)
I have an old Palm TX that i use for passing time, music and some reading in the bed.
what called my attention is that i was using my laptop and i decide to check a text i had in the PDA and the text editor started to write stuff in the screen (excactly like if i where entering ramdom keystrokes form the IR keyboard but there was no IR keyboard but the PDA was in front of the laptop'screen (12 inches away) )
i have an app called "IR monitor" in the PDA, i use it for testing IR emiting devices (remote controles, IR lights etc...) and ran the app run the meter was FULL, which mean the LCD was emittin tons of IR radiation, thats why the PDA started writing, it recognized the constant IR bombarding as an IR keyboard)
i connected the laptop to an external screen, and the meter went down, i moved the PDA closer to the screen to see at which distance it receives the radiation and and i had to approach the PDA untill one inch form the screen, i guess that is ok, but with the laptop screen, it can measure the radiation up to 1meter exactly.
i have read on the internet that the wavelength for LCD IR emittion is between 5cm and 100cm.
does this have something to do with the fact that the ir monitor detects IR from my external monitor at one inch from it and with the laptop screen (the one which causes me more fatigue and itchy eyes) up to exactly 100cm?
now, about my health, i dont know if the emissions from my screens are stronger than normal or if i am more sensible...
anyway i was looking for any IR filter for screens and i found nothing, i decide to do a little test to see what can block those IRs, and using the IR montior on my PDA, the only thing able to block the IR (neither polarized/UV/darked glasess) was a pair of old aviation glasses, those that looks like a mirror in the outside.
i want to give it a try to this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Starlite-IR-Filter-Shade-3-0-Safety-Glasses-Gateway-Plasma-Torch-Goggles-/290805201849?_trksid=p5197.m1992&_trkparms=aid%3D111000%26algo%3DREC.CURRENT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D14%26meid%3D5271903572527471761%26pid%3D100015%26prg%3D1006%26rk%3D1%26sd%3D290805201849%26
since this was the only thing i found.
What do you guys think about all this?
Sorry for the english, if something is unclear, please ask me anything you need me to clarify!
Thanks!
Edited by Kharl - 1/31/13 at 2:21pm

















