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.
OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) is a flat light-emitting technology, when the electrical current is applied, a bright light is emitted. OLED, as the next-generation display technology, is completing the market with LCD in all aspects.
We try to explain the working and common phenomenons of the LCD from an electrical point of view with infographics and a simple way so that you can have a quick understanding.
The glass substrate is one of the core layers of TFT LCD. It influences fundamental features of the display in the resolution, light transmittance, thickness, weight, and viewing angle.
When reading the headlines, you may have wondered what ‘Generation’ actually means in LCD panel manufacturing, when did this concept start, what the cutting size of each generation, and what field of application.
There are 5 TFT technologies used in LCD and OLED, a-Si, IGZO, LTPS, CGS, and HTPS. a-Si is the most common material due to its low cost and mature technology, while LTPS has much improvement in electron mobility.
TN and IPS are the most common LCD panel types. TN LCDs have advantage in cost and can meet severe environment challenge, while IPS LCDs have excellent performance in wide viewing angle and color restoration. As early as the CRT display, given its unique imaging principle, the color, brightness, and contrast from the display can