The panel is based on LG.Philips LCD’s proprietary copper-based interconnect technology. This technology, announced in 2002, enables transmission of video signals across an entire large-area LCD screen without noise enabling the creation of sharp images with virtually no distortion or display jitter. The technology is based on using copper wires in thin film transistors (TFTs), which transmit the electrical charges. Copper has low electrical resistance for example, 60 percent less than aluminium alloy and 92 percent less than chromium.
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The panel is based on LG.Philips LCD’s proprietary copper-based interconnect technology. This technology, announced in 2002, enables transmission of video signals across an entire large-area LCD screen without noise enabling the creation of sharp images with virtually no distortion or display jitter. The technology is based on using copper wires in thin film transistors (TFTs), which transmit the electrical charges. Copper has low electrical resistance for example, 60 percent less than aluminium alloy and 92 percent less than chromium.