Today, IPS display panels deliver the best colors and viewing angles compared to other popular display planes, including VA (vertical alignment) and TN (twisted nematic).

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IPS displays provide a huge boost to viewing angles and color reproduction, but they don’t have the same contrast capabilities as some other competing display types. OLED displays are able to deliver true black by shutting off their active pixels completely, resulting in much higher contrast than IPS displays. If you’re looking for maximum contrast in your display, you’re better off with an OLED display.

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Having a screen for advertising use, or even several, is an increasingly common strategy to give visibility to a company’s products and services. In this sense, liquid crystal monitors or LCD (acronym in English liquid crystal display) are one of the most used. Now, do you know how an LCD screen works and what advantages does it´s technology provide?

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Display technology has been evolving for more than a century and continues to drive innovations in the electronic device market. IPS technology was developed in the 90s to solve color and viewing angle issues.

Because of in-plane switching’s ability to boost viewing angles and retain color accuracy, it allows LCDs to compete with the high contrast images found on OLED displays.

IPS acts on the liquid crystals inside an LCD, so when voltage is applied, the crystals rotate parallel (or in-plane), allowing light to pass through them easily. By reducing the amount of interference in the light being produced by the display, the final image on the screen will be much clearer.

In this case, the light source is located behind the viewfinder, which is why it is called the backlight. Transmissive LCDs are ideal in low light conditions, but consume more power than reflective ones. Most laptop screens are transmissive.

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The active matrix screens, which are the ones we sell at Visual Led, use a matrix of non-linear switching elements, TFTs and capacitors. Each pixel is made up of a transistor and a capacitor. Unlike those of passive matrix, those of active matrix do not have any limitation in the number of rows, in addition to presenting a much smaller interference in neighbouring pixels (cross-talk).

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IPS LCDs require about 15% more power than a standard TN LCD. OLED displays require much less power than IPS types due to the fact that they don’t require a backlight. The LCD IPS technology is not the ideal solution if you need an energy-efficient display. You’re better off choosing an OLED or TN TFT for a low-power solution.

It is a combination of the two types mentioned. In transreflective monitors, we find a mirror behind the polariser that reflects and lets light through. In this way, it is possible to reflect the external light and at the same time let the light of the backlight pass through, which illuminates from behind. Its usefulness is that this LCD adapts to a wide variety of ambient lighting conditions. One of its most popular applications is mobile phone screens.Do you have questions about how an LCD screen works? Do you want to know which would be the best suited to the characteristics of your business? In that case, call us without a commitment at (+34) 977 271 074, send us an e-mail to [email protected] or fill out our contact form. We will be happy to guide you and help you boost your sales with our professional advertising screens.

IPS displays offer wide horizontal & vertical viewing angles, accurate color representation, and direct sunlight visibility.

To display colour images, an LCD needs to have three sub-pixels that contain the red, green, and blue (RGB) filters, allowing each pixel of colour to be generated.Thanks to exhaustive control of the variation in applied voltage, it is possible to control the intensity of each sub-pixel in a range of up to 256 tones. By properly combining the sub-pixels, a palette of up to 16.8 million colours can be generated (256 shades of red x 256 shades of green x 256 shades of blue). Thus, by combining the three primary colours and intensity variations, the desired colour sensation is achieved. Something that is key in the professional and advertising field, if we consider the importance of colour psychology to capture the attention of potential customers and encourage them to purchase a certain item or service.When a device does not incorporate a colour filter, the screen will be monochrome —that is, black and white—, a situation that was common until the late 1990s. Then, RGB filter sets were added to give rise to screens in colour that we enjoy today.

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Today, LCD displays are the most common application in liquid crystal technology, due to their quality, high definition, long service life and price, available to all budgets. But what exactly are LCD screens?Explained in a simple and summarised way, we can say that that screen that is formed by two transparent glass plates, treated and separated by a thin layer of liquid crystals, subject to a controlled electrical voltage. Depending on the power of this voltage, the crystals change their orientation, thus following the principle of polarisation, allowing more or less light to pass through. In other words, it would be something like a collection of small switches that allow the passage of light to a greater or lesser extent through them and independently. Each switch will generate a pixel, which will eventually be formed by contrast between the various pixels. In turn, each sub-pixel has its own transistor-capacitor.Of course: keep in mind that neither the two layers of glass nor the liquid crystal can emit light. For the image to be visible, there needs to be an additional light source. The first displays used cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs). Later, the arrival of LED screens replaced this technology, giving rise to thinner and larger monitors. If you want to know more about this topic, don’t miss this article about how the LED works.Initially, LCD screens were monochrome and small format, and were mainly used in calculators, measuring devices and digital clocks, noted for their low power consumption. Currently, these displays have replaced cathode ray televisions in most applications, except in very high definition when the colour palette must be accurate and faithful, and in harsh environments (for example, when the temperature of use is lower at 5 ° C).

IPS (In-Plane Switching) is an electronic screen display technology used in  LCDs (liquid crystal displays). IPS changes the behavior of an LCD’s liquid crystals to produce a sharper, more accurate picture. This technique allows IPS displays to deliver a higher quality viewing experience than other screen types like TN or VA.

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Because of the newer and more advanced technology found in IPS displays, they’re more expensive to manufacture. For a more cost-effective solution, a TN LCD would be a better choice.

To continue discovering how an LCD screen works, we have left to analyse the typologies of liquid crystal displays. They are as follows.

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If you don’t require the highest refresh rates and don’t mind slightly higher power consumption, then an IPS display will greatly benefit your project.

Colors on IPS displays won’t get washed out or distorted when viewed at an angle the way they might on a TN or VA LCD screen.

IPS display screens and monitors offer the best quality in different environments (direct sunlight, low light, indoors, or outdoors) compared to TNs or VAs.

A powerful LED backlight combined with unparalleled viewing angles makes for the best image quality under direct sunlight. IPS displays deliver higher quality images in sunny conditions than TN LCDs or OLED displays.

At this point, the concept of addressing must be introduced, it consists of applying voltages to the liquid crystals with one objective: to modify the properties of light and thus be able to generate the different images. There are two types of routing: direct routing, or segment routing, and dot matrix routing.The former is used on very simple displays, such as calculators, while dot-matrix addressing is used on high-resolution displays, such as laptop computers and TFT (short for thin film transistor) monitors. ‘thin film transistor’). In practice, some people confuse LCD with TFT. However, TFT is only one of the types of displays with existing LCD technology. LCD-TFT screens are the most common today.Let’s see in a little more detail what these two typologies consist of.

The powerful technology of In-Plane Switching delivers the most vivid, true colors available on any TFT LCDs. IPS is capable of producing over 16 million colors.

One of the leading advantages that IPS offer is its ability to deliver wide angles while preserving colors and contrast. This means you can view an IPS screen from nearly any angle and get an accurate representation of the image on-screen.

In passive matrix LCDs (PMLCD) there are no switching elements and they use an electrode matrix. The lines on the front are 90 ° out of phase relative to the vertical electrode, and the intersection points between the lines are what create the image. To activate a pixel, proportional stresses are applied to the row and column. However, these types of monitors produce two unwanted effects: a high response time and a worse contrast. Both are attributable to the loss of voltage applied over time to the liquid crystal.

The light source is in front of the viewfinder and a reflective background is placed behind it. Mainly, they are used in outdoor screens or in well-lit indoor areas. Its electricity consumption is very low.

TN LCDs often struggle to display accurate images from wide viewing angles. IPS LCDs eliminate nearly all color distortion and fading when viewed from various angles.