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CTS Prep is a valuable course designed to help individuals enhance their confidence and readiness for the CTS exam.

When verifying a display system, which of the following should be used to determine if it meets a specified contrast ratio?

a. Multi-meter
b. Histogram
c. Lux Capacitor
d. Spot Photometer

Which do you think is the best answer? Post your choice below and check back Friday to see if you got it right.

Note: Next week, there will not be a sample question because of InfoComm 2024. Hope to see many of you there!

Update: The correct answer is d. Spot Photometer

Thank you to everyone who participated in this week's question!


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Go to the profile of Najam Hussain
Najam Hussain
about 2 years ago

d

Go to the profile of Franklyn Mogale
Franklyn Mogale
about 2 years ago

I'd choose d. Spot Photometer.

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Jheel rathod
about 2 years ago

d. Spot Photometer

Go to the profile of Aarom Meador
Aarom Meador
about 2 years ago

D

Go to the profile of Ming Sun
Ming Sun
about 2 years ago

D. Spot photometer

Go to the profile of Allan Pita
Allan Pita
about 2 years ago

Spotphotometer

Go to the profile of David Allred
David Allred
about 2 years ago

d. Spot Photometer

Go to the profile of Kishor Mohite
Kishor Mohite
about 2 years ago

d

Go to the profile of Marco Buitenhuis, CTS
Marco Buitenhuis, CTS
about 2 years ago

d

Go to the profile of Georgios Georgiadis
Georgios Georgiadis
about 2 years ago

Blatantly D

P.S. You spelled flux capacitor wrong (kidding).

Go to the profile of Shaikh Abdul Sattar
Shaikh Abdul Sattar
about 2 years ago

d. Spot Photometer

Go to the profile of Dariusz Jozwiak
Dariusz Jozwiak
about 2 years ago

In my opinion the best suitable equipment is Spot Photometer

Go to the profile of Popescu Dragos
Popescu Dragos
about 2 years ago

d. Spot Photometer

Go to the profile of Jonathan Wunrow
Jonathan Wunrow
about 2 years ago

d. Spot Photometer

Go to the profile of Jeremy Hommowun
Jeremy Hommowun
about 2 years ago

D

Go to the profile of Rachel Gaughan
Rachel Gaughan
about 2 years ago

D

Go to the profile of Kristen Blasier
Kristen Blasier
about 2 years ago

Spot photometer

Go to the profile of Aaron Peterson, CTS-D, CTS-I
Aaron Peterson, CTS-D, CTS-I
about 2 years ago

Wouldn't you just use a tape-measure? have the system display a source, measure the width/height, find the Aspect Ratio, and compare it to what the system was intended to produce? 

Go to the profile of Sergio Torrano Díaz
Sergio Torrano Díaz
about 2 years ago

d. Spot Photometer

Go to the profile of Ahmed Mahmoud
Ahmed Mahmoud
almost 2 years ago

d. Spot Photometer

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