Active matrix LCD
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An active matrix LCD is a type of liquid crystal display that has one transistor per pixel, at least. Active-matrix LCD is the most common type of LCD for high-speed products.
Active matrix LCD can be driven with an LED backlight.
Active-matrix LCD has the potential to be more power efficient than a passive LCD, because an active matrix LCD has its pixels are driven through transistors.[1]
Most useful LCDs are active-matrix.
References[edit]
- ↑ den Boer, Willem (2005). Active Matrix Liquid Crystal Displays. Amsterdam ; Boston: Newnes. ISBN 978-0-7506-7813-1. OCLC ocm62093437.