LCD pixels structure
You're able to identify the LCD type by close-up photo in some cases.
So, if you have still-camera with macro-lens, just shoot macro photographs and discover.
The images below don't represent all types of LCD, but major of them.
If you find any misspells or errors, please, e-mail us at lcdtech.info@gmail.com
Short history timeline:
AUO
CMO
Fujitsu
Hitachi:
LG
NEC:
Panasonic
Samsung:
Sharp:
VA
AUO
VA (Vertical Alignment)
A-MVA (Advanced MVA)
A-MVA 3 (Advanced MVA 3)
CMO
S-MVA (Super MVA)
Illustration is based on image (с) “ GrAnd” at web-board iXBT.
Illustration is based on image (с) “ GrAnd” at web-board iXBT.
Fujitsu
MVA (Multi-domain Vertical Alignment)
Samsung
PVA (Patterned Vertical Alignment), R-G-B order
S-PVA (Super PVA)
PLS (Plane to Line Switch)
Sharp
ASV X-GEN (Advanced Super-View 10'th Generation)
UV2A (Ultraviolet-induced Multi-domain Vertical Alignment)
IPS
Hitachi
IPS (In-Plane Switching), R-G-B order
AS-IPS (Advansed Super IPS), R-G-B order
LG Display
S-IPS (Super IPS), R-G-B order
H-IPS (Horizontal IPS), R-G-B order
e-IPS (Enhanced IPS), R-G-B order
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