What is a LCD display?

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is a flat-panel display technology that uses liquid crystal to control the passage of light. By applying voltage to the liquid crystals, the light transmission is adjusted, allowing for the display of images. These displays typically use a backlight, with the liquid crystal layer modulating the light to create colors and brightness. LCDs are widely used in devices such as televisions, computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets. Their thin profile and energy efficiency make them essential in modern electronics.

Application of LCD display

✅Television
Many modern televisions use LCD displays, offering a thin form factor and clear image quality.
✅Smartphones
LCD technology is commonly used in smartphone displays, providing touch functionality and sharp visuals.
✅Laptops
Most laptops are equipped with LCD screens, providing compact design and high-resolution display.

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