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How Does An LCD Screen Work? Answering A Liquid Crystal Display Tech Question #LCD #Tech   You can find Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) technology everywhere: in TVs, computers, tablets, laptops, smartphones, watches, monitors, displays, calculators, cellphones, smartwatches, and many more… but do you know how this awesome tech works? Do you also know that the working principle of LCD is pretty similar to the newer LED backlit based screens (edge LED or direct LED)? So today, we explain how an LCD screen work by looking inside an LCD screen and detailing all of its layers. We will talk about the reflector sheet, the Light Guide Plate (LGP), the Dual Brightness Enhancement Film (DBEF), the diffuser sheet, the prism sheet, the bottom polarizer, the bottom glass substrate (backplane), the Thin Film Transistor (TFT), the Liquid Crystal, the Common electrode, the color filter (RGB), the top glass substrate, the top polarizer, and the top chassis and frame. Understanding how a screen works can be especially handy to know if you like clever technology or to understand if your screen breaks down, and you need to figure out what is going on to repair it… knowledge is power! Screenage Electronics is engaged in the field of design, engineering, production and marketing of Digital Signage solutions to the Indian market since 2018. Our core products are Digital Signage Displays, Digital Menu Board, Interactive Touch Screens, Smart Class Room Solutions, Ultra Stretched Screens, Self Service Kiosks, Video Wall, Outdoor Screens, etc. Screenage has its own production facilities

What are the characteristics of LCD?   Thin fuselage, space saving: Compared with the bulky CRT display, the LCD display only has one third of its space. Power saving, no high temperature: It belongs to low power consumption products, cannot burn completely, relative to CRT display, because imaging technology inevitably produce high temperature. No radiation, good for health: LCD is completely radiation-free, which is a good news for people who work in front of the computer all day. Soft screen does not hurt the eyes: Different from CRT technology, LCD screen will not flash, it can reduce the screen damage to the eyes, and the eyes are not easy to fatigue.

Whether it is the local post office, the district court, or the national library— public sectors, owing to their very nature of serving the public, have to rely on communication. However, in reality, public offices and institutions are hardly the places where you will find yourself receiving information effortlessly. The public sector has a thing or two to learn from the trailblazing world of the private sector. The merit of communication comes first on that list. While corporate offices are furnished with large digital signage displays at every nook and corner (disseminating information clearly and concisely), most public sector offices are still lagging as far as digitization is concerned. This post points out some of the umpteen ways in which digital signage can benefit the public sector. 5 most significant benefits of using digital signage in the public sector 1. Way-finding made easier   Public offices are busy places. Large public sector buildings are nothing short of a befuddling maze. Often it’s hard to figure out who is a staff and who is a visitor. Haven’t we all had the experience of running from cubicle-to-cubicle in search of a person of interest? Or simply running in circles throughout the building looking for a department? These are petty inconveniences that can be easily avoided. A simple digital signage solution can solve so many problems at one go. Authorities can deploy wayfinding digital signage at various locations like: Entry and exit gates Parking lots Lobby and reception Staircase and elevator zones Corridors leading to