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active matrix

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active matrix
The common display technology used in graphics-based screens, which are a matrix of rows and columns. All modern LCD and OLED computer monitors and TV sets are active matrix, which are sharper and have more contrast than less expensive passive matrix screens. Active matrix does not suffer from the "submarining" effect, in which the cursor disappears when moved rapidly.

One Transistor Per Subpixel
Using one transistor for each red, green and blue subpixel, active matrix screens are addressed one row at a time for each electronic frame. Since it uses thin film transistors (TFTs) deposited on the backplane, active matrix LCD displays are also called "TFT displays." For more details about active and passive matrix LCDs, see LCD types. Contrast with passive matrix.


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The monitor incorporates a high-clarity, a-Si TFT Active Matrix LCD panel that provides 450 cd/m2 brightness, 30ms response time, and 16.
1-inch WXGA TFT active matrix display, while adequate, was a bit dull--colors tended toward the drab and murky.
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