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Line 7: == Electronically addressing == There is three kinds of electronically addressing schemes for [[Liquid crystal display\|Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD)]]. [[Direct addressing\|Direct addressed]] display include a conductor to each [[pixel]], and thus, for a ''n'' × ''m''-display, (''n'' × ''m'') pads are needed. [[Active matrix addressing\|Active]] and [[Passive matrix addressing]] wire the conductors in a [[Matrix (mathematics)\|matrix]]. The former needs to connect one [[Thin Film Transistor\|Thin Film Transistors (TFT)]] to each pixel, and the latter relies on the pixel's [[bistable\|bistabilty]] such as [[ferroelectric\|ferroelectrism]]. For a ''n'' × ''m''-matrix schemes, only (''n''  +  ''m'') pads are needed. [[Category:Display technology]]

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