Electronics glossary

What is Digital Convergence?

Digital Convergence — Refers to the alignment of red, blue and green at a common point on a projection TV screen to produce white. In projection TV models with this feature, the red, blue and green images converge at more than 165 independent points on the projection screen. This method assures a more accurate initial convergence setting at the factory and a decreased likelihood that the convergence will require…

Refers to the alignment of red, blue and green at a common point on a projection TV screen to produce white. In projection TV models with this feature, the red, blue and green images converge at more than 165 independent points on the projection screen. This method assures a more accurate initial convergence setting at the factory and a decreased likelihood that the convergence will require adjustment in the home environment. If adjustments are necessary, a repair person can readily make them with greater accuracy and in less time than with conventional methods.

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