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with a resolution of 1200*1920, a MIPI interface vertical screen, a brightness of 1500 lumens, which is clearly visible under strong outdoor light, and a contrast ratio of 1200.

With the increasing popularity of the Internet, all kinds of communication devices are becoming more and more popular among consumers, which leads to a sharp increase in the demand for data transmission. In addition, digital TV, high-definition TV, and color images all require higher bandwidth. Therefore, system design engineers must rely on analog technology to design circuit systems and support data transmission. Low-voltage differential signaling (LVDS for short) is one such analog technology that engineers can use to design mixed-signal systems. LVDS uses high-speed analog circuit technology to ensure that copper wires can support data transmission above gigabits.

Some customers are still not very clear about the resolution of the display screen. We will explain it here. The resolution of the LCD screen refers to the number of pixels of the LCD screen, that is, the number of dot matrix, which is usually the number of pixels in the horizontal direction multiplied by the number of pixels in the vertical direction. Under the same LCD screen size, the higher the resolution dot matrix, the clearer and more delicate the display image effect is.

LCD screen itself has problems. If it is indeed the screen itself that is at fault after testing with relevant instruments, in addition to replacing a new LCD screen, the device-related software should be debugged and optimized so that the screen can work with the motherboard's CPU. The best way is to increase the OSC frequency of the IC and see how the LCD screen flickers. Of course, if the TFT LCD screen has separate row and column drivers, you can also adjust it by setting the driver chip.

Backlighting is used in small, light, flat-panel liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and other electronic devices that require backlighting, including handheld devices as small as the palm of your hand, and large-screen TVs. The goals of backlight design include low power consumption, ultra-thin, high brightness, uniform brightness, large area, and control of different width and narrow viewing angles. To achieve these challenging design goals with controlled cost and rapid implementation, computer-aided optical design tools must be used for design. This article introduces the characteristics of LightTools optical design and analysis software from ORA Company in the United States, which can be used to develop the most advanced backlight design applications today.