MLA (Micro Lens Array)
In association with screens, a so-called Micro-Lens Array, or MLA for short, ensures increased light concentration per pixel. Several thousand microlenses per dot are used for this purpose. As a result, the punctual brightness is increased. At the same time, the reflection resistance of the panel is also improved.
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