Sharp's new technology enables an ultraviolet-induced multi-domain vertical alignment of liquid crystal molecules. This innovative technology is based on combining proprietary materials developed by ...

NXP Semiconductors N.V. today announced two new chip-on-glass LCD segment drivers -- the PCF8538 and PCA8538 -- specifically designed for driving vertical alignment displays. Providing high ...

The technology has been designed for an ultraviolet-induced multi domain vertical alignment of liquid crystal molecules and is based on combining proprietary materials with UV exposure equipment and ...

Sharp has developed a photo-alignment technology called UV2A (Ultraviolet-induced Multi-domain Vertical Alignment) technology for LCD panels that can precisely control the alignment of liquid ...

TCL’s panel manufacturing arm is cooking up a wide-viewing angle display that could fix the viewing angle problems that have been plaguing LCD-LED TVs for years.

The display sports a WUXGA, a natively 1920x1200 resolution Vertical Alignment LCD panel, most likely a S-PVA type for wider viewing angles of 178 degree; as well as first of its class newer ...

Chip-on-glass LCD drivers allow an LCD voltage up to 16 V with accurate software-programmable temperature compensation for high and stable contrast over an extended temperature range.

Samsung's development of the technology provides a tremendous opportunity to move image quality of LCD screens much closer to that of a real moving image.” The technology does not require liquid ...

There are many such LCD technologies that have been developed but which are awaiting complimentary advances in materials research; photo-alignment technology, blue phase mode, cholesteric LCD and ...

Developed with an extremely cost-efficient design, the Samsung Blue Phase mode does not require liquid crystal alignment layers, unlike today’s most widely used LCD modes such as Twisted Nematic, ...

In the Monitor Buying Guide, each panel type--Twisted Nematic (TN), In-Plane Switching (IPS), and Vertical Alignment (VA)--is explained. Not surprisingly, most monitors use the cheapest panel of ...