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March 2005
[Design Application]
LCDs Enjoy Flexible Power-Up Sequencing
For many systems, liquid-crystal displays (LCDs) are a large part of the bill of materials (BOM). In some cases, more than 80% of the entire system cost is that of the LCD panel (e.g., high-definition televisions or HDTVs). LCDs also are a major factor in a consumer's perceived quality perspective. If the LCD begins to fail, the end customer will associate the system and its manufacturer with poor quality. Clearly, safeguarding the LCD component is a critical aspect of these system...
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