Liquid Cristal Display. Used for flat tv's.
A flat panel technology, using thin-film crystal techniques, widely used in laptop computers, other small portable displays and more recently in televisions. Image brightness can be very high and color performance can be good. For HDTV, wide-screen displays of adequate resolution are available up to about 94 cm (37 in.) for direct viewing. LCD devices are also widely used as the key element in many projection televisions, both front and rear screen, up to very large sizes.
iquid rystal isplay. A low power consumption method to display information. Used on external displays on cameras.
Displays system settings, dialing instructions and prompts.
Technology employed in flat screen displays, in which liquid crystals are used in the individual pixels of the monitor. See “TFTâ€.
A technology for displaying images. Light is projected through an array of crystals that either pass or block light, according to the signal driving the panel.
A type of information display panel. Colour LCD panels are now being used as an alternative to the traditional black-and-white CRT viewfinder.
A high-resolution flat screen display technology that contains a liquid crystal solution between two sheets of polarizing material. Electric current passes through the liquid causing the crystals to align with the field, forming a crystalline arrangement that forms an image as light passes through. Recommended technology for video and close up text viewing.
A display consisting of a polarizing layers with transparent arrays of electrodes sandwiching a very thin layer of a liquid crystal material. The liquid crystal material acts as an electrically-control polarizer. When the liquid crystal is electrically actuated to polarize in a direction orthogonal to the fixed polarizers, no light can be transmitted, creating a black pixel. When it does not polarize, light on one polarity is transmitted, creating a lighted pixel.
LED Display Digital display that indicates the settings and adjustments that should be/have been taken.
A glass panel display that electronically controls the light passing it. See also Active Matrix LCD and Passive Matrix LCD.
A panel on which tiny spots become transparent or opaque in response to electronic signals and which, given enough of such spots arranged in a pixel grid, can be used as a video display or in a video projector.
A low-power monitor often used on the top and/or rear of a digital camera to display settings or the image itself.
a display device that uses bypolar films sandwiched between thin panes of glass
LCD technology uses three glass panels inside the projector separating the color spectrum into red, green, and blue. The light passes through these panels and creates the image on the screen. Most projectors are either LCD projectors or DLP (digital light processing) projectors. Advantages to LCD are better color saturation and sharper video imagery that uses a greater light efficiency. There is less loss of light and richer quality of the image that results in beautiful video.
Most camcorders include a flexible LCD monitor (either flip-out or swiveling) to help you compose a scene or to review previously recorded footage. Measured diagonally, these displays measure between 2 and 4 inches (with the larger size typically adding to the camcorder's price). With a display that swivels 270 degrees, you and/or your subjects can view what is being recorded. Also see entry for Viewfinder.
Used by manufacturers in notebook computers, and for making desktop monitors.
A flat panel display system, common on many modern thermal imagers.
A device which allows output to a computer monitor to be displayed on a large screen for group viewing.
The digital screen in the back of the digital camera that allows you to review and preview your photos as well as acting as a large size viewfinder.
a display technology using a thin layer of liquid crystal sandwiched between two electrodes. An electric field across the liquid crystal causes the crystals to rotate and appear opaque.
A type of display wherein a voltage potential is applied to electrodes that surround a special type of liquid the optical transmission of which changes from transparent to opaque depending on the voltage applied to the electrodes. The advantage of this type of display over others is that it requires very little electrical power to operate such that it results in very little drain on the battery of portable equipment.
the small monitor on a digital camera used for previewing and reviewing images
A type of display used in most PDAs (like Palm, Windows CE & Pocket PCs), ebook devices (like Rocket eBook and SoftBook) and notepads. Desktop machines typically use CRT (cathode-ray tube) screens. LCD displays work by passing an electric current through the liquid causing the crystals to align, allowing light to pass through or to be blocked from getting through. ClearType by Microsoft (see Sub-pixel font rendering) utilizes the sub-pixels commonly found in color LCD screens to enhance the reading experience by making fonts clearer.
Used in flat screens technology.
A technology for displaying characters and images in notebook and compact computing devices, and color televisions. An LCD surface is ruled with tiny segments (pixels) that transmit light when a voltage is applied and combine to form patterns of recognizable information.
The display screens used for many portable computers and most flat screen monitors.
Most Concord digital cameras offer an LCD screen, which is used to view your picture right after you take it. The larger and the better the resolution of the LCD, the better you will be able to see your picture in the screen.
Liquid Crystal Display - sometimes referred to as a Thin Film Transistor (TFT) display. A current is sent across two conductors on the grid to control the lighting of each pixel. These are the flat panel monitors which use less space and less electricity, but, as a relatively new technology, the color and other display management systems are in their infancy
Liquid Crystal Display. The LCD can be used as a viewfinder when taking pictures and you can also use it to review pictures and decide which ones to keep and which to delete from memory. A good LCD display should be easy to see under a variety of lighting conditions.
LCD stands for liquid crystal display and comes in many forms, sizes, and resolutions. Its primary purpose is to present a digital image for viewing. A common use of LCDs is as a display on a notebook computer.
Liquid Crystal Display – is a display you find on most digital cameras today and it lets you preview the image and even functions as a large viewfinder.
Liquid Crystal Display. A type of display.
Liquid Crystal Display, used for monitors on laptop computers.
Liquid Crystal Display (A type of monitor)
Liquid Crystal Display technology is one of the methods used to create flat-panel TVs. Light isn't created by the liquid crystals; a light source (bulb) behind the panel shines light through the display. The display consists of two polarizing transparent panels and a liquid crystal solution (liquid containing rod-shaped crystals) sandwiched in between. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to align so that light cannot pass through them. Each crystal acts like a shutter, either allowing light to pass through or blocking the light. The pattern of transparent and dark crystals forms the image. LCD technology is used in direct-view, rear-projection, and front-projection TVs, and is fundamentally different from the CRT technology used in conventional TVs.
Stands for "Liquid Crystal Display." LCDs are super-thin displays that are ...
Acronym for Liquid Character Display. Used to describe a type of monitor.
Liquid Crystal Display. This can refer both to the basic alpha-numeric display on a standard head unit, or the digital video offered by an in-car monitor.
Liquid crystal display, the most common type of cellular telephone display. LCDs are common in watches, computers and small TVS.
Liquid Crystal Display. Once limited to laptop computers, LCD monitors are now becoming increasingly popular as desktop monitors.
LCD is a term used when referring to monitors and indicates that it is probably very thin and flat. Usually on notebook computers and PDAs
Liquid-crystal display--A digital watch display that shows the time electronically by a liquid held in a layer between two transparent plates.
Liquid Crystal Display. A very low-power device capable of displaying characters, words and symbols, often built into a codec or videoconferencing room control panel.
(Liquid Crystal Display) all of our digital radio's have LCD displays
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY. A display panel that sits on top of the projector stage which creates an image that is generated by a computer.
projectors contain three separate LCD glass panels, one for red, green, and blue components of the image. As light passes through the LCD panels, individual pixels can be opened to allow light to pass or closed to block the light. This activity modulates the light and produces the image that is projected onto the screen. LCD advantages include images with deep saturated colors that are sharp and accurate, bright images and low costs for greater affordability.
liquid crystal display. An alphanumeric display on computers and fax devices using liquid crystal sealed between two pieces of glass.
Liquid Crystal Display. A display that consists of two polarizing transparent panels and a liquid crystal surface sandwiched in between. Voltage is applied to certain areas, causing the crystal to turn dark. A light source behind the panel transmits through transparent crystals and is mostly blocked by dark crystals.
A system made of thin glass panels filled in between with a layer of liquid crystal. Thanks to electric mains all points of this layer can be activated individually. The precision of the activation is decisive for the quality of the projected image. LCD panels come in many forms, sizes, and resolutions. Its primary purpose is to present a digital image for viewing. A common use of LCD panels is as a display on a notebook computer.
Short for liquid-crystal display. It is a process of continuously displaying readings with the use of liquid crystal film, sealed between glass plates, which changes its optical properties when a voltage is applied. Example : digital watches, portable computers, and calculators.
A flat screen display in which an array of liquid crystal elements can be selectively activated to generate an image.
Liquid Crystal Display. A video display which uses a layer of liquid crystals to create an image. The crystals are normally clear, but when current is applied they turn dark, creating a pixel on the screen.
iquid rystal isplay. type of display used in digital watches and many portable computers. LCD displays utilize two sheets of polarizing material with a liquid crystal solution between them. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to align so that light cannot pass through them. Each crystal, therefore, is like a shutter, either allowing light to pass through or blocking the light.
Liquid Crystal Display. Shows various messages according to status of the printer.
Liquid Crystal Display: A low-power monitor used to display time and special features on a digital watch.
Liquid-Crystal Display. An electronically generated text or symbol display commonly found on 35mm and video cameras
LCD stands for liquid crystal display. This is the black type that appears on a calculator and is used on some cash registers.
Liquid Crystal Display, a standard technology used in notebook computers, and more recently, in desktop computers. LCD displays use considerably less power than the TV-like cathode ray tube (CRT) displays.
iquid ystal isplay - a type of display that uses two sheets of polarizing material with a liquid crystal solution between them. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to align so that light cannot pass through them.
Short for Liquid Crystal Display. The display consists of two polarizing transparent panels and a liquid crystal surface in between. Voltage is applied to certain areas, causing the crystal to turn dark. A light source behind the panel is transmitted through transparent crystals and is partially blocked by dark crystals. Because the light is only partially blocked in dark areas, LCDs aren't able to create deep blacks; therefore, contrast is limited.
Liquid Crystal Display. Displays numbers dialled. Also displays the numbers and names stored in the memory, clock, calculator and other visible information.
Liquid Crystal Display. (see Laptop Screens for more info)
Acronym for Liquid Crystal Display–Liquid crystals exist in an intermediate state between liquid and solid, and realign under electrical stimulation. Each pixel operates as a light shutter individually to control the amount of light energy that goes through so that a bright part or a dark part of a picture is produced. Three LCD panels are used in a LCD projector (each LCD panel is assigned to each of the three colors) and each panel contains 786,432 pixels (for XGA) or 480000 pixels (for SVGA) in 0.7"`~1.3" diagonal size area.
Liquid Crystal Display. A flat panel that uses liquid crystals between two glass plates to create an image.
(liquid crystal display) Type of display used by digital cameras so users can view images before they take a picture as opposed to the small viewfinder of a camera. They also can use the LCD to review the pictures taken. Many digital cameras use them to make camera operations easier with menu driven commands, multiple image viewing, and improved help functions.
Liquid Crystal Display. A panel consisting of two transparent polarizing panels with a liquid crystal material sandwiched between. When voltage is applied, individual crystals turn dark. Behind the panels is a light source which flows through clear crystals and is blocked by dark crystals. The pattern of off and on crystals creates the image.
Liquid Crystal Display. LCD front and rear projection televisions use LCD panels to create images, which are then enlarged to fill the screen. An LCD projector produces rich, vibrant colors and sharp contrast to produce a large, high quality picture.
Liquid crystal display, a technology used in most notebook displays and, thanks to its flat geometry and relatively light weight, more and more desktop displays.
Liquid-crystal display; created by sandwiching electrically reactive, liquid-crystal material between two electrodes. The substance can be darkened or lightened by applying and removing current.
Liquid Crystal Display uses a high-density matrix of small squares in a very thin layer to display information. It is usually the monitor for a laptop.
Liquid Crystal Display. Liquid crystal displays (LCDs) offer several advantages over traditional cathode-ray tube displays that make them ideal for several applications. LCDâ€(tm)s are flat, and they use only a fraction of the power required by CRTs. They are easier to read and more pleasant to work with for long periods of time than most ordinary video monitors. There are several tradeoffs as well, such as limited view angle, brightness, and contrast, not to mention high manufacturing cost.
(Liquid Crystal Display) is the predominant technology used in flat panel displays. The principle that makes the display work is this: A crystal's alignment can be altered with an electric current. If the crystal is lined up one way – it will allow the light waves to pass through a polarized filter, but if the electric current alters the crystal's alignment, it will guide light so that the polarized filter blocks the light. By densely packing red, blue and green light emitting crystals next to each other on a sheet (“called a substrate”), one can create a full color display. The great thing about LCD is that the crystals can be packed together closely, allowing for a higher-resolution, finer-detail display. The con is that LCDs are somewhat fragile, require a lot of power and are relatively less bright.
Liquid Crystal Display. Typically found in laptops, calculators and watches, a transparent screen with a layer of liquid, that when activated becomes opaque.
Liquid Crystal Display – The display screen on the back of a digital camera that enables you to view images and configure your camera.
Display devices that use bipolar films sandwiched between thin panes of glass. They are lightweight and transmissive or reflective, and ideal for HMD.
LCD is a display technology that uses electric current to align crystals in a special liquid. The rod-shaped crystals are contained between two parallel transparent electrodes, and when current is applied, they change their orientation, creating a darker area.
Liquid crystal display. An alphanumeric display formed by a layer of liquid crystal material sandwiched between two sheets of glass; a transparent conductive coating on the glass is etched to form the character segments. An applied voltage causes the appropriate segments to darken as the molecules in the liquid crystal change their arrangement.
Liquid Crystal Display: Display technology that works by shining light through pixel cells to produce an image.
LCD: Liquid Crystal Display - Optical glass panels in which solid state digital circuits and transistors are used to electronically charge chemical crystal cells. Light shining through those panels can display TV, video or computer images. Liquid crystals exist in an intermediate state between liquid and solid and realign or "twist" when electronically stimulated.
Liquid crystal display; readout panel which displays alphanumeric sequences in digital format.
Liquid Crystal Display - a glass panel display that works by controlling the opacity of segments of itself by varying the electrical signal. Each individual segment called a pixel, acts as a shutter, to control the amount of light being passed through.
Liquid Crystal Display. High resolution flat panel electronic display, making it easier to interact with advanced features of today's cell phones.
An abbreviation for a screen type - Liquid Crystal Display.
a flat display device made up of any number of color or monochrome pixels arrayed in front of a light source or reflector. Each pixel (picture element) consists of a column of liquid crystal molecules suspended between two transparent electrodes, and two polarizing filters, the axes of polarity of which are perpendicular to each other.
Liquid Crystal Display. A low power display technology common used in portable computing devices.
This means liquid crystal display - applies mostly to laptop computers. They are akin to the desktop computers VGA display.
Liquid Crystal Displays are used in all portable computers and some desktop monitors. Light is filtered through microscopic liquid crystals sealed between very thin layers of glass in order to create an image on the screen. The two kinds of LCD are Active-matrix and Passive-matrix.
Liquid crystal display. Used as viewing device on digital cameras.
Is an abbreviation for liquid crystal display. This type of display uses electricity to restrict the light that passes through crystal structure.
Traditionally used in laptop computers but becoming more popular in desktop systems. These monitors are flat screens in which a current passes through liquid crystals that a placed between two sheets of polarized material. Characters on the screen are produced when the crystals are arranged so that light can not shine through.
Liquid Crystal Display. Flat display technology which is more energy efficient than a standard CRT. LCD products are increasing in demand due to their light weight and positioning flexibility in comparison to traditional CRT sets.
Liquid Crystal Display. A very low-power device capable of displaying characters, words and symbols, often built into a telecommunications equipment control panels.
Liquid Crystal Display. This a display using a liquid crystal sealed between two glass plates.
(liquid crystal display). A type of screen. Much thinner and lighter than traditional CRT screens, they also use less power.
The new expensive technology using a mesh grid and liquid crystal with a display system. This technology is used predominantly on notebook display because of its light weight.
Liquid Crystal Display: a low-power monitor often used on the top and/or rear of a digital camera to display the image, settings and menu options.
Liquid Crystal Display. A display circuit characterized by a liquid crystal element sandwiched between two glass panels. Characters are produced by applying an electric field to liquid crystal molecules and arranging them to act as light filters.
or LCG iquid rystal isplay iquid rystal raph The flat screen, low energy technology used to display information in the text or graphic formats found in radar sets, laptop computers and digital watches, etc.
Liquid Crystal Display. An alphanumeric display using liquid crystal sealed between two pieces of glass. LCDs conserve electricity.
Liquid Crystal Display that pushes a current through a set of pixels that emit light based on the amount of electricity put through them.
(Liquid Crystal Display) - this technology does not use light projection or illumination to display graphics or text.
Acronym for Liquid Crystal Display; liquid crystals exist in an intermediate state between liquid and solid, and realign under electrical stimulation. Exceptionally slim and lightweight, they are ideal in word processor, computer, and TV displays.
Abbreviation for iquid rystal isplay. The LCD constitutes the heart of many data video projectors. Described in simple terms, it is a system consisting of thin glass plates with a layer of liquid crystals between them. All the points in this layer can be individually controlled with the aid of electric conductors. The precision of the control determines the quality of the projected image.
Liquid-crystal display. There are two types of LCD TVs. The first is a large, flat-panel LCD TV that resembles a computer monitor. This technology is known as TFT (thin film transistor) LCD. The second type is a very small LCD panel that is commonly found in video camcorder viewfinders, rear-projection TVs, and portable video projectors. This is known as high-temperature polysilicon (HTPS) LCD.
LCDs are thin displays used for TV, computer monitors, wristwatches, digital thermometers, microwaves, digital signage, and countless other technologies, possibly the most common and diverse electronic flat screen technology in use today. LCDs contain two thin transparent surfaces (usually glass), with grooves full of a liquid crystal substance. Thin film transistors (TFTs) on the surface material apply an electric current to the liquid crystals. This current will polarize the crystals, making them twist. This twisting blocks light. When off, the liquid crystals go into random alignment and let light pass through.
Liquid crystal display. A liquid crystal display used as the display unit of some computers or computer terminals, particularly portable battery-operated ones because of the small amount of current required to drive the display.
Liquid Crystal Display. It's the multipurpose monitor on the back of the camera. Most folks prefer using this over the tiny, peek-a-boo viewfinder.
Liquid Crystal Display. Display that consists of two polarizing transparent panels and a liquid crystal surface sandwiched in between. Electricity is then sent through the treated glass to change the phase of the liquid, which then changes color.
The Liquid Crystal Display has been commonplace in a great many electrical devices since the 1980s. The LCD operates by holding flat, microscopic-sized 'nematic' crystals between two plates of electrically conductive glass and selectively twisting these so that they present their flat face to the human viewer, this making a dark pattern against a light, or often backlit background.
A display composed of liquid crystal suspended between two transparent sheets. The display is composed of pixels or other shapes which can be turned on or off with electrical stimulation. Typically, a light is passed through the LCD to illuminate the pixels.
Liquid Crystal Display. A monitor that uses fluorescent backlights, color filters, and groups of liquid crystals to form the onscreen image. When an electrical signal is sent to the screen, the crystals react by either filtering out or projecting light onscreen.
Liquid Crystal Display - An alphanumeric display using liquid crystals sealed between two pieces of glass. Usually a gray background with black characters.
A low-powered, flat-panel display technology. LCD displays create images using liquid crystal molecules controlled by an electrical field.
A display technology that relies on polarizing filters and liquid-crystal cells rather than phosphors illuminated by electron beams to produce an on-screen image. To control the intensity of the red, green, and blue dots that comprise pixels, an LCD's control circuitry applies varying charges to the liquid-crystal cells through which polarized light passes on its way to the screen. The amount of light that makes it through to the screen depends on the amount of charge applied to the corresponding cell and thus the degree to which the light is “twisted” before it passes through a second polarizing filter and a red, green, or blue color mask. Laptops, notebooks, PDAs, and other types of portable computers commonly use LCDs. See also CRT.
liquid crystal display. A numeric readout device, often characterized by black numerals on a silver background.
Liquid Crystal Display. Instead of cathode ray tube (CRT) displays or CRT projection tubes, some television sets employ the LCD, which is cooler running, lighter in weight, and smaller in size. Some very small sets have direct-view displays. A few others are front-projection models that focus light through several LCD panels, with the resultant image projected to an external screen. See also CRT; Direct-view television set; Projection television set.
Liquid Crystal Display A display screen using liquid crystal technology. There are two primary types of LCD: High-resolution color displays (used in handheld televisions and digital camera/camcorder viewfinders), and monochrome displays using alphanumeric characters on a gray/green/amber background (used in electronic displays of all types).
liquid crystal display. A small, flat-screen monitor used with laptop computers.
( Liquid Crystal Display ) Computer driven alphanumeric display used on some telephones to display dialed numbers and other dialing instructions and information.
Liquid Crystal Display. A television display type that uses a viscous liquid and a mesh of transistors to turn pixels on and off. LCDs are used in both direct-view and projection television. In both cases, LCDs require a light to generate brightness.
Active matrix liquid crystal display (LCD). A display technology that uses a switch at each pixel to create high resolution and fast response times. One type of LCD in which the switch used is a thin film transistor (TFT), is known as a TFT-LCD. Displays based on this technology range from as small as 1" diagonal up to 40" diagonal.
A (usually) rectangular display used to display complex information like text or graphics. Usually only one colour in paintball applications. Require a backlight to be easily read in the dark or direct sunlight.
(Liquid Crystal Display) Two types: (1) a high-resolution color display device used in handheld televisions and digital photography viewfinders. (2) A monochrome information display using black alphanumeric characters on a gray/green background.
Liquid Crystal Display - a reflective display that requires very low power for operation.
Liquid Crystal Display, a screen which gives an informative and attractive readout of keyboard functions. Display is often backlit, meaning there is a lighted screen.
Acronym for Liquid Crystal Display. Liquid crystal is a liquid that is not isotropic, that is, it forms patterns when polarized. The orientation of the molecules of the liquid are arranged by the meter to form the display.
Acronym for Liquid Crystal Display, which is a display commonly used in pocket calculators, watches, and laptop computers. LCD displays consume less power than normal monitors.
Liquid Crystal Display - electronic display device commonly used for mobile phones screens.
Liquid Crystal Display. Two types: (1) a TFT high-resolution colour display device like a tiny TV set. (2) A monochrome (B&W) information display using black alphanumeric characters on a gray/green background.
Liquid crystal display. A lightweight, thin display used to create images, similar to a computer monitor.
Liquid Crystal Display, a lightweight, energy-efficient display type used in laptop and flat computer monitors. TFT/Active Matrix LCDs have one transistor per pixel to retain image quality between scans.
A type of electronic readout used on the front panel of some components.
Liquid Crystal Display. Used on phones, e.g. Dterms to display time, date, messages waiting, interactive login information etc.
Two glass plates with liquid crystals sandwiched between them. The optical properties of the crystals can be changed using electric fields to display text and graphics. Tiny LCD screens are used on most digital devices such as mobile phones and PDAs.
(Liquid Crystal Display) Liquid Crystal Display technology offers diversified solutions for most apllications, suchas low consumption, excellent readability and long-lasting. In essence, it is anelectrically reactive substance between two electrodes which darkens or brightens inresponse to power supplied to electrodes.
Liquid crystal display, usually called a display phone. Can be added to some phones when needed.
Liquid crystal display, such as the screen found on an iMode cellular phone used for reading emails and accessing the Internet
Liquid crystal display. The flat screen on many digital cameras that preview photographs that have already been taken. LCDs utilize two sheets of polarizing material with a liquid crystal solution between them. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to align so that light cannot pass through them. Each crystal, therefore, is like a shutter, either allowing light to pass through or blocking the light.
Liquid Crystal Display. A technology used for portable computer displays, as well as many other electronics display applications. Most portable computers have LCD displays that are active matrix, passive matrix, and dual scan displays. Source: Microsoft's New Computer Users Glossary
LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display, a form of display technology.
(Liquid Crystal Display) Display devices on digital cameras that enable users to view pictures.
A type of electronic changeable copy sign utilizing liquid crystals that become opaque or clear when exposed to a controlled voltage (used in some time and temperature displays).
LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Displays. It refers to a flat panel technology which uses liquid crystals sandwiched between two glass plates for example in laptop computers, other small portable displays and also in televisions. Wide-screen HDTVs are available with displays of adequate resolution up to about 37 inches.
(Liquid Crystal Display) - The display commonly found on digital watches, calculators, telephones, and laptop computers. Older LCDs provided only grayscale images, but newer LCDs offer full color and graphics through a new LCD technology called Active Matrix.
Liquid crystal display. The type of display used as a viewfinder on most cameras. In terms of cameras, LCD usually refers to a small, flip-out screen, as opposed to the optical viewfinder.
LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display. These computer displays are thinner and lighter than traditional CRT displays. There is an actual liquid—a liquid crystal solution that gets sandwiched between two electrodes—used in this technology.
Liquid Crystal Display. LCD displays utilize two sheets of polarizing material with a liquid crystal solution between them. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to align so that light cannot pass through them. Monochrome LCDs in phones usually have both a backlight and a reflective backing, allowing them to be equally usable in both bright light and complete darkness. Color LCDs come in many types. STN, TFT, and TFD are several common technologies used.
Liquid Crystal Display. Small displays used to show numbers or messages. If you have a digital wristwatch, that's the part that shows the time.
Liquid Crystal Display - A small flat image-viewing screen in a digital camera.
plus KEYPAD The LCD plus keypad is a fifteen button wall mounted keypad in its own enclosure. The keypad contains a four line, twenty character per line Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) that displays the Sonitrol plus system's status in plain English. Close Glossary Window
Liquid Crystal Displays. Using less operational power that LEDs, LCDs are replacing the light-emitting diode in many different applications.
Abbreviation for Liquid Crystal Display - a display material that can be changed from transparent to opaque or vice versa by applying an electrical voltage across it. The display emits no light of its won. Depends on light from other sources for visibility.
A screen for displaying text/graphics based on a technology called liquid crystal, where minute currents change the reflectiveness or transparency of the screen. The advantages of LCD screens are: very small power consumption (can be easily battery driven) and low price of mass produced units. Its disadvantages presently include narrow viewing angle, somewhat slower response time, invisibility in the dark unless the display is back-lit, difficulties displaying true colors and resolution limitations.
Liquid Crystal Display. A small screen found on electronic instruments that displays data.
An abbreviation for Liquid Crystal Display. Most digital cameras have this color screen on its reverse side, and is mostly used to review captured images or as a viewfinder to compose an image (deciding how and where you wish to take the photo). Since memory is the limiting feature on all cameras, poor images should be deleted immediately. The resolution of the LCD is measured in pixels, a higher number of pixels resulting in a sharper image on the screen. In my opinion, a digital camera without an LCD must be avoided like a plague
Liquid Crystal Display. An electrically-activated material that is composed of a crystal with a polarizing material on each surface. When an electrical charge is applied to it, the crystal twists 90°, thus blocking light transmission, just like two camera polarizers would do when at right angles to each other.
A liquid-filled display screen that creates images when electrically charged, used in watches, calculators, and portable computers.
Liquid Crystal Display. An indicator consisting of a sandwich of glass containing electrodes and a polarized fluid. Voltage applied to the fluid allows light to pass through it.
Liquid Crystal Display. Liquid crystal display is one of the two technologies behind flat-panel displays, with the other being plasma technology. LCDs use two sheets of polarized material with a liquid crystal solution between them. As electricity is passed through the liquid, it causes the particles to align so that light cannot pass between them. Each crystal particle acts like a shutter, either allowing the passage of light or blocking it in order to form the image.
Liquid Crystal Display. This is used on two of many keypads. It tends to be preferred by both the engineer and the end user. The keypad offers full 32-character English text display, which is very easy to understand.
Liquid crystal display. Contrary to a tube screen, this can be small and can be integrated in a portable system.
Liquid Crystal Display. This is a technology used for flat screen displays. Aside from being smaller and lighter, it also has the advantage of using less power than traditional cathode ray tube screens.
Type of video display using liquid crystals that change their light admittance (how much light they let pass through) when an electric current is applied.
See liquid crystal display.
liquid crystal display. LCD is a popular technology used in flat panel display systems. LCD is used often in portable computers and for some video projectors.
Liquid crystal display. Optical technology making small flat screens possible.
iquid rystal isplay - Type of display that utilizes electrical current to align crystals to allow light to pass.
( iquid rystal isplay). A display that uses liquid compound located between two transparent electrodes. For example, a digital camera has a LCD for viewing and editing photographs.
Acronym for Liquid Crystal Display. Liquid crystals form patterns when polarized. The orientation of the molecules in the liquid are arranged by the meter to form the display.
Digital instruments employ LCD readouts because they utilize miniscule amounts of power making them excellent for battery operated instruments. LCDs are best in high ambient light levels as they do not wash out but instead gain greater contrast in bright light.
Liquid Crystal Display screen found on many digital cameras that allows previewing or reviewing of images.
Liquid Crystal Display. Commonly used in digitized projection.
Located on the handset and/or base, it displays useful information such as channel number, phone number dialed, speed-dial memory, incoming call information for Caller ID, and with some phones, battery strength.
Liquid crystal display technology employs three separate LCD glass panels for red, green and blue parts of the image. As light passes through the glass panels, individual pixels can be opened to pass light through or closed to block it off. The red, green and blue parts of the image are then combined before the image is projected on the screen. A traditional advantage of LCD is superior colour saturation in an image.
A full-color display found on digital cameras that allows for the previewing and viewing of pictures. Also used to display mode menus.
Shor t for liquid crystal display; a small, flat, visual screen that employs liquid crystal technology in order to display images.
Liquid Crystal Display. The high-resolution color display for reviewing images, such as that found on many digital cameras.
iquid rystal isplay. The optical technology that makes small, flat screens possible.
(Liquid Crystal Display) LCD's are commonly used in calculators, watches, digital cameras, and notebook computers.
Liquid Crystal Display] provides information to the operator when either using or programming the facsimile unit.
A Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) screen is used on most laptop computers. LCDs use much less energy than a CRT
A display that uses a liquid compound to display information, typically monochrome. Not designed for wide viewing angle. See TFT, STN.
Stands for Liquid Crystal Display. Is a flat, lightweight display technology that consumes 40% less power that the cathode ray tube (CRT) found in most modern TVs. Is also used by many projection systems.
(liquid crystal display) - A thin, flat glass 'sandwich' enclosing a layer of voltage-sensitive liquid. Widely used for calculator and watch displays and, more recently, for portable computer readouts and 'pocket television" screens.
or Liquid Crystal Display - Used in laptops and New flat display screens.
The LCD is the display on the control panel that shows various messages, such as date, time, phone number, etc.
a screen for displaying text/graphics based on a technology called liquid crystal, where small currents change the reflectiveness or transparency of the screen. LCD screens used in notebook computers are backlit to make them easier to read in bright environments.
A flat panel screen used to display numbers and/or characters. Often found on a wireless handset.
Is a Liquid Crystal Display. This low power display contains a liquid crystal solution between two sheets of polarizing material. Each crystal can open or shut when triggered by an electric current.
Liquid Crystal Display: Type of technology used by some flat-panel and rear-projection televisions that works by shining light through pixel cells. Each cell contains a red, green, and blue component. An LCD TV cannot turn off specific pixels.
Stands for Liquid Crystal Display. This is usually the small screen on the back of the digital camera, though not all cameras have them. Used to display camera information, menu systems, and can be used as a viewfinder. Most LCD's are difficult to see in bright sunlight, due to the fact that the sun's rays overpower the light being emitted by the screen.
Liquid Crystal Display. A technology in which low-power electric energy transforms clear polymers into coloured opaque crystals. It is used as the display technology in the majority of laptop computers.
Liquid Crystal Display - these allow the information on Control Panels and Remote Keypads (RKPs) to be displayed alphanumerically
Abbreviation for liquid crystal display. An LCD consists of a liquid crystal solution between two sheets of polarizing material. An electric current causes each crystal to act like a shutter that can open to allow light past or close to block the light.
Liquid Crystal Display, where the crystals are sealed between two pieces of glass and are activated by an external light source. Used in calculators and digital watches.
Display on the video camcorder that can be used for composing the scene to be recorded, or for reviewing previously recorded scenes. LCD screen with more pixels will display a sharper image. The number of pixels the LCD contains does not relate to how clear the picture will be recorded.
Liquid Crystal Display, not to be confused with TFT LCD a simple display screen like a digital clock face, typically grey-green with black characters and sometimes backlit with LEDs
A display technology that uses rod-shaped crystals that flow like liquid and bend light.
Abbreviation for "Liquid Crystal Display". A viewing screen that displays words and/or graphics (depending on the toy).
Flat panel display used in PC monitors and various other electronic devices.
Liquid crystal display. A seven-segment (typically) display device consisting of a liquid crystal hermetically sealed between two glass plates. The readout is either dark characters on a dull white background or white on a dull black background.
Liquid crystal display. LCDs use two layers of polarizing material separated by a liquid crystal solution. An electric current passed through the liquid causes the crystals to align so that light cannot pass through them. Each crystal, controlled individually, acts like a shutter. Color LCDs use two basic techniques for producing color: Passive matrix is the less expensive, and active matrix, also called Thin Film Transistor (TFT), provides a sharper image.
A liquid crystal display is one of the most prevalent technologies used on digital cameras to view and preview digital photos.
Liquid Crystal Display. The 01's LCD is 240 x 64 pixels (dots) and is backlit.
Abbr.f. "Liquid Crystal Display".
(abbreviation for "Liquid Crystal Display") [Warning: Gross Oversimplification Ahead:] A display technology that uses a liquid substance and an electrical field to polarize the liquid into crystalline structures that form images on the display. LCD displays are common on consumer electronic, cell phone and laptop displays.
LCD stands for liquid crystal display and comes in many forms, sizes, and resolutions. Its primary purpose is to present a digital image for viewing. Before DLP most projectors were LCD. LCD is not as good for projecting movies and is better suited to corporate presentations.
Liquid Crystal Display. A common form of display device that relies on energizing crystals so that a letter or number can be displayed.
Liquid crystal display. Digitrax throttles with displays use LCDs.
Liquid-crystal display. Digital time display.
Liquid Crystal Display - This is a simple backlit display screen like a medium/large digital clock which is not to be confused with TFT LCD.
Refers to liquid crystal display technology, one of the two most popular technologies behind flat panel televisions (the other being plasma). Liquid crystal display technology works by blocking light from a high intensity source in order to display a picture. Liquid crystals are sandwiched between two glass plates and minor temperature variations are introduced to particular points causing the crystals to change colors in predetermined patterns.
Liquid Crystal Display. Digital display that uses very little power and has high contrast.
Liquid Crystal Display. An information display method. Usually used for external Displays on cameras, speedlights or other electronic devices like flat screen computer monitors.
Liquid Crystal Display- (Hardware)
AN LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is the flat-screen, fixed-pixel type of display used in laptops.
Liquid Crystal Display. A screen that displays information on an electronic device.
Liquid Crystal Display. A display panel found on many phones capable of showing text prompts or messages.
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Displays based on liquid crystal technology. From a lithography point of view LCDs can be separated into two technologies; Passive Matrix LCD (PMLCD or TN/STN LCD) and Active Matrix LCD (AMLCD or TFT-LCD).
A low-power flat-panel display used in many laptop computers, calculators and digital watches, made up of a liquid crystal that is sandwiched between layers of glass or plastic and becomes opaque when electric current passes through it. The contrast between the opaque and transparent areas forms visible characters.
Liquid Crystal Display. A display technology common in digital cameras that increases visibility and reduces eyestrain.
liquid crystal display. a reflective display used in digital systems for the presentation of output; characterised by a very low power consumption
Liquid Crystal Display. Flat screen display technology.
Liquid Crystal Display; passive display requiring external light or backlighting to be read
Liquid-crystal display, such as the screen found on an i-Mode mobile phone used for reading e-mails and accessing the Internet.
Liquid Cyrstal Display. An electronic component containing a tiny quantity of liquid that crystallizes (turns black) when a small electrical current passes through it, and returns to a liquid state when the current is switched off.
Display method used in LCD displays and monitors that has liquid crystals contained between two sheets of material. When an electric current passes through the crystals, they twist. This causes some light waves to be blocked and allows others to pass through, which creates the images on the screen. 6.5- 8, 6.10
A panel that utilizes two transparent sheets of polarizing material with a liquid containing rod-shaped crystals between. When a current is applied to a specific pixel-like area, those crystals align to create dark images. The dark areas combined with light areas to create text and images on panel. LCD panels do not emit light but are often back-lit or side-lit for better viewing.
Liquid Crystal Display. A screen for displaying text/graphics based on a technology called liquid crystal, where minute currents change the reflectiveness or transparency of the screen. The advantages of LCD screens are very small power consumption (can be easily battery driven) and low price of mass-produced units. The disadvantages are narrow viewing angle, slow response (a bit too slow to be used for video), invisibility in the dark unless the display is back lighted, and difficulties displaying true colors with color LCD displays.
Liquid Crystal Display. A two-dimensional array of small crystals that are normally opaque, but become transparent when voltage is applied to them. LCDs are often back-lit for viewing in a dark room.
Liquid-Crystal Diode. A display system often found in inexpensive electronic items. Made by sandwiching liquid-crystal and electrodes between two sheets of glass. Current causes the liquid to change its light-trapping proper ties so forming letters or numbers.
A solid-state device used to display information by forming characters or graphics out of bar segments or dots sandwiched in a glass screen. Different from an LED (see also) in that an LCD does not emit its own light and needs an external source of illumination.
These letters stand for liquid crystal display. A LCD is the image viewing screen on a digital camera. This is where you see your images.
A Liquid Crystal Display, or LCD, is a thin, flat display device made up of any number of color or monochrome pixels arrayed in front of a light source or reflector. It is prized by engineers because it uses very small amounts of electric power, and is therefore suitable for use in battery-powered electronic devices.
Liquid Crystal Display. A display device that consists of a liquid crystal hermetically sealed between two glass plates. The readout is made up of dark characters on a dull, but light background. It has a very low power consumption.
A flat panel of tiny cells used on most mobile computers in place of a monitor.
LCD (liquid crystal display) is the technology used for displays in notebook and other smaller computers. Like light-emitting diode (LED) and gas-plasma technologies, LCDs allow displays to be much thinner than cathode ray tube (CRT) technology. LCDs consume much less power than LED and gas-display displays because they work on the principle of blocking light rather than emitting it.
Liquid Crystal Display. Monitor on back of a digital camera that shows 100% of the view through the camera lens. Like a viewfinder, it can be used to preview a scene before taking a photo. The LCD also displays camera settings and can be used to review photos and videos saved to a memory card.
Liquid Crystal Display is a thin layered screen that is used in many electronic devices such as watches, microwave ovens and other appliances. Notebook computers use LCD screens to permit imaging as compact and lightweight as possible. Crystal molecules are energized to form characters and shapes. The number of molecules and their twisting contfiguration contribute to define characters. Other layers filter these images to help improve contrast and clarity. Transistors form pixels for colors.
liquid crystal display. thin flat screen used in portable computers, digital cameras and watches where space is at a premium.
A graphic display on a terminal screen using an electroluminescent technology to form symbols or shapes.
Liquid Crystal Display. A display device commonly used in portable computers. Contains a crystalline liquid whose optical properties change in the presence of an electric field to appear either light or dark. Must have an external light source to be visible.