Yep. Its fun trying to tell people that your new led display is actually a lcd display with a different light source compared to older lcd display with florescent backlight. Unless its OLED or micro-led (if they decided to use micro led directly as the pixel source and not as a backlight for an lcd display), its all lcd.
Soft of. Each individual gets its own independent brightness level, instead of having a solid backlight for the entire screen. You get better contrast and color accuracy, but typically at a much higher cost than traditional LCD technology.
This was one of the coolest video I've seen. Especially the visualizations of the polarization of light was so clearly explained and visualized! I've taken courses in EM waves and never have I managed to get the full understanding of what polarized light is or what a polarizer does. Thx !
There are so many videos regarding the LED/LCD displays but none can beat this video. With accurate and crystal clear information and amazing animations. Thanks Lesics team.
I am addicted to your video sir. I am b.sc mathematics honors student and I am interested in technology video. Due to financial problem I was not able to do engineering but your video fulfill my dream. I hope I will get such video in future in this way. Thank you
The same story.... Wanted to do physics and engineering but couldn't due to financial problems, went for BSc mathematics.. Then PG in English Literature though I am an assistant professor of English with a good income but I'm not satisfied... Don't go the way I went
This is not a video about LED's but a video about LCD's (with white LED backlight) explaining how LCD's work. This should have been called "LCD Display | The detailed Physics behind it".
Man I can't appreciate this channel enough! It is so so so damn educational, great quality animation and explanation. Basically a hub for all the engineering nerds!
I watched some videos in the past on how led display works but I still didn’t fully understand regarding liquid crystals. This one did it for me, thanks 👍.
This wasn't really a video on how LED displays work (which are referred to as microLED displays) but how LCD displays work (who's only relation to LED's is the use of white LED's for the backlighting).
As a developer, I knew about the process by which colours are produced digitally. But didn't know about the inner working. Amazing work by the engineers!
The thought, theory and technology behind this is insane. Go from inventing the light bulb to filtering led light through lcd using changes in polarity… 🤯
Honestly what I would be more curious about is how these tiny elemts are produced and how the signal gets to each pixel. Nontheless a great video of showing how the pixels themselves work
@@joseville yeah but like, how does it work? Like, according to this video, it would seem that just for a single pixel you'd have to manage hundreds of different inputs. It surprises me that TVs don't just glitch out randomly. We don't really think of our TVs having the same calculation power as our computers. We just see them as another appliance. But it really feels like you'd need a super computer to run all the calculations just for the display alone.
Great video ✌🏼 Small detail: when unpolarised light goes through a vertical filter, I think only the horizontal component will be transmitted (not the vertical) 😃
Yeah, probably a nomenclature mistake: if only the vertical component is passing, then it's because it's filtering the horizontal component; therefore it's a "horizontal filter"... but because the slits of the "horizontal filter" are actually vertically oriented, it's easy to call it a "vertical filter" because it looks vertically oriented. This stuff was easy to get confused with when studying the properties of light in high-school physics way back in my time, and I guess it still continues...
OLED is by far the best display I've seen and used. by using samsung s20+ now, if I went back to using vivo y20 which has lcd 720p panel, it clearly visualize the difference between oled and lcd. The blacks are 99% black and you really can't see blacks in dark room. Colour accuracy is correct for most of daily workflow. Professional editors also use oled laptops and monitor to fullfill their accuracy demand.
It was very useful as always, I would like to see a video on Graphene batteries - functioning , structure , capacity & features, obstacles etc. Kind of you.
Very very important thing. Thank you so much sir. Please make a video about the working principle of computer hardware like processor, RAM, Hard Disk and SSD in details video their behind of the physics.
Thanks for taking efforts to explain how it works, I have been struggling to find such explanation on yt for a while. One small remark: Though micro LEDs are interesting tech, the qdel looks even more promising (due to theoretical low production cost based on its simplicity).
What's currently stopping MicroLED screens from rendering all other screens obsolete are the need for further pixel size miniaturization and cost. Once these 2 main issues are overcome, OLED will soon go the way of plasma screens.
In the mean time you take the inconsistencies that already exist between each individual tv panel and slap those together as one unified panel. I've seen so many of these types of tvs have random warm panels mixed with cool panels, have some panels just fail so half the tv is dead, etc.
To achieve perfect blacks, new TVs and monitors use multiple dimming zones which basically means using multiple small white backlights instead of a big one as the primary source.
LCD is the king because unlike OLED, LCD does not degrade and is not affected by static images or burn ins which rins the screen permanently just by displaying the image/doing whats designed for. Thats a MAJOR Oed flaw, and because of that it will never take over LCD. I bought LCD tablet instead OLED because of that reason. I dont want burn ins and i play to use this tablet for a long time and i dont wanna be stressed about the image.
Regarding the LED backlight, just to get accurate black, why not make the LED backlight to also operate like old school LED screen, where dark pictures don't illuminate or partially illuminate?Granted, this doesn't solve the size limite of LED where they can only be a portion of a millimetr, but it should allow distinct blackness compared to what the usual LED shows. Is this system been done before or is not feasible?
The polarizer porarizes light perpendicular to the chain of molecules/ the metal strings. What i mean is that the transmition axis for the polarizer isn't like you made it look like, it iz perpendicular
The polarization using 3 magentic field that can change with each timers separately and superimpose create light color in motion of time and tine resolution is the pixel as small as plank size
this i an excellent video, and ive seen alot, about screen technologies. the only other one id say compares is steve moulds explination of sugar waters dextro effect on polarized light caused by the charlity of the molecules
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Sir, next time make vedio about petrol pump machine how they work
WOW man did you lose a bet? Crazy how challenging this must have been. This production is amazing. You should receive a prize for this.
Can I request a video on Heating and Cooling?
epic engineering indeed
@@bestowicprimer8835 Thank you for the compliments :)
So, most of the marketed "LED Displays" are LCD display with LED backlight
Yep.
Its fun trying to tell people that your new led display is actually a lcd display with a different light source compared to older lcd display with florescent backlight.
Unless its OLED or micro-led (if they decided to use micro led directly as the pixel source and not as a backlight for an lcd display), its all lcd.
Soft of. Each individual gets its own independent brightness level, instead of having a solid backlight for the entire screen.
You get better contrast and color accuracy, but typically at a much higher cost than traditional LCD technology.
And if the polarization filter could really block all the light we could achieve true blacks like with an OLED
Dam right! 💯
Yes, correct would be to also call them that. LCD with QLED backlight.
This was one of the coolest video I've seen. Especially the visualizations of the polarization of light was so clearly explained and visualized! I've taken courses in EM waves and never have I managed to get the full understanding of what polarized light is or what a polarizer does. Thx !
We don't deserve lesics! His channel is too good :)
There are so many videos regarding the LED/LCD displays but none can beat this video. With accurate and crystal clear information and amazing animations. Thanks Lesics team.
I am addicted to your video sir.
I am b.sc mathematics honors student and I am interested in technology video.
Due to financial problem I was not able to do engineering but your video fulfill my dream.
I hope I will get such video in future in this way.
Thank you
And people with money are taking admissions in engineering without the love or passion for it and ruining it for all
The same story.... Wanted to do physics and engineering but couldn't due to financial problems, went for BSc mathematics.. Then PG in English Literature though I am an assistant professor of English with a good income but I'm not satisfied... Don't go the way I went
@@nothing9220 I can really feel the pain you experince
@@crowned-blue that not true. not always
This is not a video about LED's but a video about LCD's (with white LED backlight) explaining how LCD's work. This should have been called "LCD Display | The detailed Physics behind it".
LED TVs are lcds with led light background
yeah lmaooo
Man I can't appreciate this channel enough! It is so so so damn educational, great quality animation and explanation. Basically a hub for all the engineering nerds!
I watched some videos in the past on how led display works but I still didn’t fully understand regarding liquid crystals. This one did it for me, thanks 👍.
This wasn't really a video on how LED displays work (which are referred to as microLED displays) but how LCD displays work (who's only relation to LED's is the use of white LED's for the backlighting).
As a developer, I knew about the process by which colours are produced digitally. But didn't know about the inner working. Amazing work by the engineers!
The thought, theory and technology behind this is insane. Go from inventing the light bulb to filtering led light through lcd using changes in polarity… 🤯
Finally found someone who can explain in detail how LCD/LED works
Been watching this channel on TH-cam for 2 years now and I have learnt so much. You guys do amazing work! Hope I can fix something someday.
Honestly what I would be more curious about is how these tiny elemts are produced and how the signal gets to each pixel. Nontheless a great video of showing how the pixels themselves work
Right!??? Like how do these individual ARS’s know how or when to rotate the light source to make the image that is required !?
processors are manufactured using microlithography so I would imagine some of these elements are manufacture using a similar process.
@@joseville yeah but like, how does it work? Like, according to this video, it would seem that just for a single pixel you'd have to manage hundreds of different inputs. It surprises me that TVs don't just glitch out randomly. We don't really think of our TVs having the same calculation power as our computers. We just see them as another appliance. But it really feels like you'd need a super computer to run all the calculations just for the display alone.
This is the best animation I've ever seen explaining liquid crystal. Thanks really
Video request/suggestion- How does a CCD camera works. Or how does colour cameras work. History, basics , applications.
Wait lesics got a sponsor
Nice one congratulations
The best video explanation about LED monitors i have seen so far. Thank you!
One of the best and coolest explanation I have ever seen!
Great video ✌🏼
Small detail: when unpolarised light goes through a vertical filter, I think only the horizontal component will be transmitted (not the vertical) 😃
Yeah, probably a nomenclature mistake: if only the vertical component is passing, then it's because it's filtering the horizontal component; therefore it's a "horizontal filter"... but because the slits of the "horizontal filter" are actually vertically oriented, it's easy to call it a "vertical filter" because it looks vertically oriented.
This stuff was easy to get confused with when studying the properties of light in high-school physics way back in my time, and I guess it still continues...
OLED is by far the best display I've seen and used. by using samsung s20+ now, if I went back to using vivo y20 which has lcd 720p panel, it clearly visualize the difference between oled and lcd. The blacks are 99% black and you really can't see blacks in dark room. Colour accuracy is correct for most of daily workflow. Professional editors also use oled laptops and monitor to fullfill their accuracy demand.
Only put a drop of water on phone display(with white background) then pixel will be visible.✌️
Thanks for the second trick
This is one of the best explanation I have seen. I wish I could understand how to get lower values of the rotation.
It was very useful as always, I would like to see a video on Graphene batteries - functioning , structure , capacity & features, obstacles etc. Kind of you.
Thanks for vid. Little correction: 2:47 - the right direction of e/m wave propagation is opposite.
I knew it already. ..but not so detailed, very well explained 👏
What software did you use to create the animation? Thanks a lot.❤
Thank you so much for this video. It helped me so much to understand the tech behind LED!!!! Thank you again!!!
0:25 who knew KJ Yesudas also knows electrical engineering!
Dasettan❤
this channel is SO underrated
really amazing video
Hi...... I love your videos soooo much.....
They are awesome and very clear to understand
Very very important thing. Thank you so much sir. Please make a video about the working principle of computer hardware like processor, RAM, Hard Disk and SSD in details video their behind of the physics.
Very good explanation. Thank you. Keep posting more explanations.
Thanks for taking efforts to explain how it works, I have been struggling to find such explanation on yt for a while. One small remark: Though micro LEDs are interesting tech, the qdel looks even more promising (due to theoretical low production cost based on its simplicity).
What's currently stopping MicroLED screens from rendering all other screens obsolete are the need for further pixel size miniaturization and cost. Once these 2 main issues are overcome, OLED will soon go the way of plasma screens.
In the mean time you take the inconsistencies that already exist between each individual tv panel and slap those together as one unified panel. I've seen so many of these types of tvs have random warm panels mixed with cool panels, have some panels just fail so half the tv is dead, etc.
It was informational lesics, I wish to see a video on functioning of Car remote (key)! Thanks in advance
This is my first time coming across this channel. This is odd since it has 6.5M subs!
Your video is very proffesional.Useful!
Explanation is next level with Animation ❤️. Thank you for sharing.
this channel is amazing, thank you very much
Can Lesics make a video on how the differential lock works?
thanks. This channel made it easy to understand how its work
Great video again Sabin. I really liked one about the inkjet printers. Are you going to make one about laser printers as well?
Please explain OLED display too...
He did
th-cam.com/video/xAMhX3Drq14/w-d-xo.html
In this video.
Best explanation! Thank you so much.
Samsung is really a leader in Display technology. Their QLED, AMOLED and QD-OLED are great.
Fantastic explanation. Magic explained.
Please make video on additive manufacturing technology
To achieve perfect blacks, new TVs and monitors use multiple dimming zones which basically means using multiple small white backlights instead of a big one as the primary source.
I still don’t get how engineers figured it out in the first place.
Great explanation.Please do a video On working of RF transmitter and receiver modules and all wifi modules.
Love your explanation and efforts ❤
That's awesome can you guys make a video on how micro led works?
Awesome bid! This what youtube was all about. Not stupid as pranks or vlogs.
Subscribing.😊
Absolutely awesome content, i learn a lot from these videos. I wanted to ask if the voiceover for ur videos is AI?
This Thumbnail is better than last one, good work guys
LCD is the king because unlike OLED, LCD does not degrade and is not affected by static images or burn ins which rins the screen permanently just by displaying the image/doing whats designed for. Thats a MAJOR Oed flaw, and because of that it will never take over LCD. I bought LCD tablet instead OLED because of that reason. I dont want burn ins and i play to use this tablet for a long time and i dont wanna be stressed about the image.
how does he makes so good animations... Any software ?
Hes probably using blender
Every time i watch your amazing video's i understands that everything is much complicated then what i thought.
Regarding the LED backlight, just to get accurate black, why not make the LED backlight to also operate like old school LED screen, where dark pictures don't illuminate or partially illuminate?Granted, this doesn't solve the size limite of LED where they can only be a portion of a millimetr, but it should allow distinct blackness compared to what the usual LED shows.
Is this system been done before or is not feasible?
Pls make vedio on lcd working principle
Thanks very insightful and informative
I know that LED power draw is negligible but doesn't this system make it inefficient due to the constant light source?
It's more efficient than building a whole system which controls intensity for each little sub pixel
Should have included micro LED which is the holy grail of displays. All the benefits of OLED but with brighter screens!
Brilliant video as always! 🙂
Sir please make a video on, how Alexa works? and, What is the working machanism of Alexa?
wow, complex things turn into simple
Very useful vid. Please deep dive also in twisted nematic, inplane switching and vertical aligned LCD techniques to visualise their pros and cons.
Another great video . 👍🏻
my head explodes when i watch these videos
Thanks for sharing this technology. Very interesting information. Keep going.
The polarizer porarizes light perpendicular to the chain of molecules/ the metal strings. What i mean is that the transmition axis for the polarizer isn't like you made it look like, it iz perpendicular
Sir, please make a video on working of computer.🙏🙏
5:01 OMG 🤯
8:54 There are now LED monitors with variable backlight.
great job sir..you make awesome videos with complete detailing..❤️ from IITK🔥
Thanking you till next time...
Thanks sir thank you so much for the informative video. Many many Love ❤️ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
The polarization using 3 magentic field that can change with each timers separately and superimpose create light color in motion of time and tine resolution is the pixel as small as plank size
Wonderful teaching with great animation. highly appreciated
magic floating screwdriver @ 0:32
Best video to understand
Perfect,
Thanks for sharing .
Thank you for this.
this i an excellent video, and ive seen alot, about screen technologies.
the only other one id say compares is steve moulds explination of sugar waters dextro effect on polarized light caused by the charlity of the molecules
1:15 cool! Is this how smart color changing light bulbs work?
I watched full ads shown b4 video
amazing information 👌 thank you
Woww ! What an awesome explanation.
Lesics provide good quality information about science 👍
Dude, your video is awesome. Good work ...
That's nice to playing game with OLED display.
pleas can make a video about old processor and a new tech of processor
Make video's on how to made Microprocessor and how to work
Thanks for sharing the knowledge..
Very difficult technology but intresting vedio
good to see you💌
1:20 - there are colours unavailable in the (positive) RGB space. I mean wavelengths which stimulate cones in a way no RGB combination does.
why the VP-filter allows only the V components & blocks all other while the HP-filter don't block the non H components.
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