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backlight
(redirected from LCD backlight)

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backlight

Typically refers to a light source at the back of an LCD screen (monitor, TV, cellphone, etc.). The backlight is often a fluorescent lamp (see CCFT), and increasingly LEDs, either all white or tri-color: red, green and blue (RGB). See Dolby HDR.


backlight [′bak‚līt]
(graphic arts)
A spotlight that illuminates from behind so that the subject is separated from the background; used in photography.


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