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发表于 2021-9-27 09:34
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rak1 发表于 2021-9-27 09:26
Mod% in iPhone 13 Pro is (almost always) 16, sometimes it’s 30, but not 100.
From IEEE 1789 (for f ...
Good question! I think the confusion here is different metrics.
The video you quoted was measuring "Flicker Index" (or Pulsation Coefficient), which is a different metrics from Modulation (Mod %) / Flicker percentage, which IEEE 1789 was using along with frequency to determine risk level, just as you mentioned. They were not using "Flicker Index". Below are the definition taken from http://www.bio-licht.org/02_resources/info_ieee_2015_standards-1789.pdf:
Definition of Flicker Index vs. Modulation.jpg
Picture below is result from a meter that measures not only flicker index but also Mod %. Quick translation for you:
Frequency: 480.19 Hz
Modulation: 97.6 %
Percent Flicker: 95.29%
Flicker Index: 0.306 (Somewhat in line with the Russian folks' video, you see)
Risk alert: High Risk
What's worse is that OP mentioned this kind of high Mod % is detected at all brightness level, which as I mentioned earlier is probably a drawback of LTPO display technology. And to also cut cost on the lower end iPhone 13/mini model, Apple implemented the same PWM policy (480Hz, High Mod % at all brightness) on the entire line (even though in theory iPhone 13/mini could use the same as iPhone 12 Pro)
iPhone 13 Pro PWM Modulation.jpg
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