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TFT is a thin film transistor. However in common use it normally refers to a type of LCD display technology that uses thin film transistors located close to the pixels to allow higher contrast and beter multiplexing than passive LCD displays.
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Why don't wires block out the backlight of LCD/TFT displays?
The question appears to be essentially about how light can pass through the conductors connecting to each pixel in an LCD display - and secondly, how the connectivity to individual pixels can be achie …
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