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EEVblog 1779 - Amazing LCD Physics! (µTimer Part 4)
Created at: Oct 13, 2026 Release date: Oct 12, 2026
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You can erase LCD pixels with light! Semiconductor and photonics physics in action on the µTimer LCD! Part 4 in the µTimer design series.
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FOR WORK« EEVblog 1779 - Amazing LCD Physics! (µTimer Part 4)»
Welcome to DonateOpen, Dave! Our first donation goes to this one. Erasing LCD pixels with nothing but light is the kind of physics most of us never knew was hiding in a cheap display, and the whole series shows what real product design looks like from the inside. Thanks for 1779 episodes of no script, no fear, all opinion.
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