LCD Technology

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology uses liquid crystals sandwiched between two layers of glass or plastic. These crystals align when an electric current passes through, controlling light passage and creating images. LCDs utilize a backlight to illuminate the screen, displaying vibrant colors and sharp images. Commonly found in TVs, computer monitors, and smartphones, LCDs are energy-efficient and thinner than traditional screens. Their ability to produce high-resolution visuals has made them a popular choice in modern electronics.