1 Building a liquid crystal display (LCD)
Applied Science builds a working liquid crystal display by hand, and the video is shared as a clear way to understand how LCD segments switch.
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Applied Science builds a working liquid crystal display by hand, and the video is shared as a clear way to understand how LCD segments switch.
Applied Science explores how e-ink displays work internally while pushing their refresh rate, cited for understanding the panels before driving one yourself.
Ben Krasnow uses a scanning electron microscope to make voltages on a live chip's surface visible, linked when people ask whether electric fields can be seen.
Ben Krasnow's two-part introduction to electrical impedance, praised for explaining the idea clearly without making it more complicated than necessary.