display energy

[dɪˈspleɪ ˈɛnərdʒi]
noun phrasepl: display energies
energia de exibição
1. The energy consumed by a display device (such as a monitor, screen, or digital signage) during operation
The new LED screen reduces display energy consumption by 40% compared to older models.
A nova tela LED reduz o consumo de energia de exibição em 40% em comparação com modelos antigos.
2. In physics and optics, the power required to generate and maintain a visual display
Engineers calculated the display energy needed for the high-resolution projection system.
Os engenheiros calcularam a energia de exibição necessária para o sistema de projeção de alta resolução.
3. The vigor or enthusiasm shown when presenting or demonstrating something
She displayed energy and passion during her presentation to the board.
Ela exibiu energia e paixão durante sua apresentação para o conselho.
In Brazil, this term is predominantly used in technical and engineering contexts, particularly in the growing electronics and display manufacturing industries in São Paulo and Santa Catarina. In Portugal, the term 'energia de visualização' is preferred in some sectors. The concept has become increasingly important in discussions about sustainability and energy efficiency in both countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
screen power consumptiondisplay powervisual energy outputluminous energy
Antonyms / Antônimos
energy savingspower efficiencylow consumption

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
energia de exibição
Standard technical term used across Brazil
São Paulo
consumo de energia da tela
More commonly refers to screen energy consumption in tech industry
Portugal
energia de visualização
Alternative term used in European Portuguese technical contexts
USA Technology Sector
display power
Often shortened to 'display power' in industry terminology

Related Words

power consumptionenergy efficiencyluminositydisplay technologymonitor

Related Idioms & Phrases

put on a display of energy
display one's energy
channel one's display energy
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