How does the LCD Work?
To give a comprehensive illustration of how does the LCD work, we will explain the structure, and then the collaboration of each part to create the colors.
We believe that the knowledge of the LCD products can help you to make the right decision in product development of terminals and supplier selection.
To give a comprehensive illustration of how does the LCD work, we will explain the structure, and then the collaboration of each part to create the colors.
AMOLED technology outperforms LCD in image quality and
OLED is a self-emissive display technology, with AMOLED as its mainstream form, offering superior contrast, efficiency, and flexibility, and shaping the future of next-generation displays.
AMOLED has become a leading display technology due to its self-emissive structure, high contrast, fast response, and design flexibility. Here, we introduce the core architecture of this technology.
AMOLED delivers an appealing experience from visual to performance. Therefore, its mainstream application market is where consumers pursue more extreme performance and are willing to pay a higher price for a better experience.
The LCD controller board is commonly referred to as an analog/digital (A/D) board. As a hardware processor, it allows connection, selection of various video source inputs, and display on an LCD screen.
In addition to the LCD panel, optical thin films also play a key role in the display effect of the LCD. They are mainly polarizers and optical films used in the backlight unit.