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| - | [* icon_note] And now, |
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| + | [* icon_note] And now, time for ***Science with iFixit*** as we shine some light on the inner workings of an LCD. |
| [* black] Ever wonder what a polarizing film does? Take a walk with us as we explain just how LCD's work and why they need polarizing film. | |
| [* black] To start, the backlight shoots light through a thin layer of liquid crystals. As the light passes through it's reflected at different angles by the crystals' orientation. | |
| [* black] These angles are what determine the color of the light we see. In order to change the angle (and by extension the color) we apply a voltage across the liquid crystals that causes them to change their orientation. |