by Jeff Sharon | Sep 12, 2022 | LCD Component Technology
What is Delamination? Delamination is an LCD defect that occurs when one or more of the layers that composes the front facing display begins to separate from one or more of the layers below. Because an LCD screen is composed of multiple layers of films, glass, glue,...
by Jeff Sharon | Mar 13, 2022 | LCD Component Technology
Electromagnetic shielding, or EMI shielding, is the use of materials in a manufacturing design to protect an electronic device from any external electromagnetic noise. When an electronic device (in this case, an LCD) is inundated with excessive electronic signals,...
by Jeff Sharon | Jul 6, 2021 | LCD Component Technology
Whether LEDs or CCFLs, typical LCD monitors need a backlight to produce visible images on screen. Most modern displays employ the use of LEDs to illuminate their images, however many older or lower cost displays still use the tried-and-true compact cold fluorescent as...
by Jeff Sharon | May 11, 2021 | Digital Signage Technology, LCD Component Technology
LCD mounting is an often unthought of aspect when it comes to display integration and design. While VESA standard mountings were defined by the display industry to create a practical system of materials and measurements, more and more designers are finding ways to...
by Jeff Sharon | Nov 14, 2019 | LCD Component Technology
Advancing technology has been slowly but surely decreasing the distance between our eyes and our displays. With smartphones often less than an arm’s length away, our desktop monitors staring back at us for hours on end, or VR glasses strapped on a little too tightly,...
by Jeff Sharon | Oct 18, 2019 | LCD Component Technology, LCD Solutions
Military, Transportation, and Law Enforcement Concerns Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is one of the chief concerns among engineers designing electronic systems for the Military, Transportation, or the Law Enforcement industries. EMI (sometimes alternatively...
