What is LCD? It is a short name for "liquid crystal display"! A kind of display that utilized as a part of advanced watches and numerous compact machines. LCD displays use two sheets of polarizing material with a liquid crystal arrangement between them. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to adjust so light can't pass through them! Every crystal, in this way, is similar to a shade, either permitting light to pass through or obstructing the light! 

       Monochrome LCD pictures normally show up as blue or dim light black pictures on top of a grayish-white foundation. Shade LCD displays utilize two essential methods for creating color: Passive matrix is the less lavish of the two innovations. The other engineering, called thin film transistor (TFT) or active-matrix, produces color pictures that are as sharp as customary CRT displays, yet the innovation is costly. Late aloof matrix displays utilizing new CSTN and DSTN technologies deliver sharp shades equaling active-matrix displays. 

       Most liquid crystal display screens utilized as a part of record book machines are illuminated, or transmissive, to make them simpler to peruse!

       --TEKSWO Display (Chimei Innolux TFT LCD Display Distributor)