Chapter 1.2 Mobile Device Displays

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CompTIA A+ Core 1 Chapter 1.2

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LCD (Acronym)

Liquid Crystal Display

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3 Most Common LCD Panels

ISP, TN, VA

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2 Most Common LCD Backlighting Techniques

LED, CCFL

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LED (Acronym)

Light Emitting Diode

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CCFL (Acronym)

Cold Cathode Flouescent Lamps

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Benefits to LED over CCFL

LED is more Energy Efficient and Thinner

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The Two Types of Pixel Control on LCD Panels

Active Matrix and Passive Matrix

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IPS (Acronym)

In-Plane Switching

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TN (Acronym)

Twisted Nematic

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VA (Acronym)

Vertical Alignment

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ISP (Use Case)

Superior Color Performance of LCDs, Wide Viewing Angles

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TN (Use Case)

Fast Response Time, Reduces motion blur for Gaming and Entertainment

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VA (Use Case)

Better Contrast and Viewing Angles than TN, More Cost effective than IPS while rivaling Color Performance

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OLED (Acronym)

Organic Light Emitting Diode

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OLED (Use Case)

Reduces Power Consumption, Thin, with Superior Color Performance to LCD

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Contrast Ratio

Difference Between Darkest Black and Brightest White - 1000:1

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Mini-LED

Advanced LCD Backlighting Technology

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Pixel Density


Number of Pixels in 1 Linear Inch - PPI

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Refresh Rate

How Often a Display Updates every Second - Measured in Hz

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Resolution

Length x Width of Display measured in Pixels

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Color Gamut

Total Range of Colors a Display can Output

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Digitizer

Hardware Component Separate from the Display that controls the Touch Input System