how do they get the flyback tranformer inside LCD Tellies? do they have the ultra thin variety.
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18 years ago
flyback transformers
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18 years ago
no need for a flyback in LCD
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18 years ago
LCD monitors and TV sets do not use a flyback transformer. They also do not have scanning circuits, or a high voltage supply as like in a CRT set. The design philosophy of the LCD set is very deferent than that of a CRT set.
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18 years ago
Actually they do have high voltage supply -- for fluorescent backlight lamps. Not the kind of voltage CRT has, but enough to bite some DIYer. Just in case.
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18 years ago
I would not compare the lamp ballast supply to that of a flyback. To me it is just a simple lamp supply with an inverter that puts out a number of hundreds of volts to run the back lights.
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18 years ago
That's what he said, didn't he ?
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