LCD Panels are actually pretty neat. I watched your video because I wanted to see what I've been studying looks like. Basically the screen is a semi-crystalline layer with about 1.7 million transistors that send a current through the front panel. The current causes the crystalline layer to re-shape itself to form the pictures you see on the screen. The white layer that you pulled apart near the end is the back lighting. The "motherboard-y" looking bit is a circuit board that controls it all.
I got a tiny annoying black dot in the middle of my 32" LCD screen but I can't smear it off. It look like it's stuck from the inside. Should I take it apart and clean from inside?
those "bars" are mini flouresent tubes that light the screen, now most tv's use LED edge lit screens so they are super thin, i have a 32 inch sony bravia LED tv in my room, and its much brighter then the LCD tv's that use flouresent tubes to light them :)
LCD Panels are actually pretty neat. I watched your video because I wanted to see what I've been studying looks like. Basically the screen is a semi-crystalline layer with about 1.7 million transistors that send a current through the front panel. The current causes the crystalline layer to re-shape itself to form the pictures you see on the screen. The white layer that you pulled apart near the end is the back lighting. The "motherboard-y" looking bit is a circuit board that controls it all.
Tratz 8 months ago
I got a tiny annoying black dot in the middle of my 32" LCD screen but I can't smear it off. It look like it's stuck from the inside. Should I take it apart and clean from inside?
salamander337 1 year ago
@salamander337 if im not wrong those are dead pixels.. I doubt u can fix it.
Blackcandlez 1 year ago
@salamander337 sir that would be a dead pixel and you can not fix it
xgamer2100 4 months ago
those "bars" are mini flouresent tubes that light the screen, now most tv's use LED edge lit screens so they are super thin, i have a 32 inch sony bravia LED tv in my room, and its much brighter then the LCD tv's that use flouresent tubes to light them :)
TheENERGIZERBUNNY45 1 year ago
Did your brother get in trouble for breaking the TV?
onthatone 1 year ago
Thanks for taking time to show us the inside of your tv
ricardobeharie 1 year ago
Good job - nice disassembly.
NOCNOTCAUGHT 1 year ago
those "bars" are actually neon tubes and those plastic panels you removed are only to filter, smooth and even out the light nice video!
tulsaok82 2 years ago
@tulsaok82 they're mini flouresent tubes not neon
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maltyful 2 years ago
yuppp not very fun ether
yamahabanshee350 2 years ago
I think you can make a Projector with some of those pieces.
oymeit 2 years ago
the bit at the back is the back light that uses LED's if u could get that to work u could use it for something
jay15kz 2 years ago