DISPLAY APPARTUS

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DISPLAY APPARTUS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240297159 titled 'DISPLAY APPARTUS

The patent application describes a display apparatus with multiple display modules arranged in a matrix, supported by a frame with a board receiving portion on the opposite surface.

The display apparatus includes a frame supporting a matrix of display modules.
A board receiving portion is located on the second surface of the frame.
A board bracket is mounted in the board receiving portion to support a circuit board.
The circuit board is electrically connected to the display modules.

- Key Features and Innovation:**

- Matrix arrangement of display modules - Board receiving portion for circuit board mounting - Electrical connection between circuit board and display modules

- Potential Applications:**

- Large-scale digital signage - Video walls - Information displays in public spaces

- Problems Solved:**

- Simplified assembly of display modules - Efficient electrical connection management

- Benefits:**

- Enhanced display quality - Easy maintenance and repair - Scalability for different display sizes

- Commercial Applications:**

Potential commercial uses include advertising displays, interactive kiosks, and digital menu boards. The technology could have implications in the retail, hospitality, and entertainment industries.

- Questions about the technology:**

1. How does the frame support the matrix of display modules? 2. What are the advantages of having a board receiving portion on the frame?

Original Abstract Submitted

a display apparatus includes: a plurality of display modules; a frame supporting the plurality of display modules arranged in a matrix, the frame including a board receiving portion on a second surface of the frame opposite to a first surface of the frame facing the plurality of display modules; a board bracket in the board receiving portion and mounted on the frame; and a circuit board in the board receiving portion and mounted on the board bracket, the circuit board being electrically connected to the plurality of display modules.