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Views: 233 Author: Wendy Publish Time: 2023-08-24 Origin: Site
Shielding coils, signal interference, hardware, the refresh frequency setting, an excessively lengthy monitor refresh time, an excessively high refresh frequency, and a frequency that is similar to the frequency of the light source are the causes of LCD displays with flashing screens.
The lack of an anti-interference black bump or a shielding coil on the wire connecting the LCD will also cause screen interference.
A high electric field or magnetic field can readily disrupt LCD, and occasionally the screen jitter is brought on by the electric field or magnetic field nearby the LCD. If the screen dithering phenomenon disappears during the boot test, your computer has a strong electric field or magnetic field interference. To rule out interference from the liquid crystal display, remove all suspect objects (such as subwoofer speakers, power transformers, magnetizing cups, etc.) from other computers in the area. The computer can also be moved to an empty table and tested there.
To begin degaussing, switch off the LCD and then on again several times. (Today's monitors automatically degauss when they power on.) Reason for LCD flashing: Hardware issues with the video card display and display and LCD refresh rate issues.
In reality, the main cause of LCD screen dither is LCD refresh frequency set lower than 75Hz, which results in the frequent occurrence of the dither and flicker phenomenon. If we simply increase the refresh rate to 75Hz or above, the phenomenon of screen dither will go away.
There can occasionally be jitter because liquid crystal displays are used for too long.The defective display can be connected to another person's computer for testing to see if the electronic components within are outdated or not. If the issue still goes away, the display needs to be fixed because it is damaged.
The LCD display panel itself has an excessively high frequency, which causes screen flashing. In actual life, there are typically a few issues that result in high frequency screen flashing. The frequency will not be too high under normal circumstances because people's naked eyes do not perceive flickering for images above 60 Hz, and because the design standard of the typical LCD display screen is largely maintained on this data. However, the screen itself cannot be completely ruled out for malfunction. The design of equipment-related software comes into play after the required instrument measurement confirms that the screen itself is at fault, in addition to the replacement with a new monochrome LCD screen.
The frequency of the LCD display screen and artificial light is sometimes similar to that of the splash screen, which is very common because different light sources have different frequencies. At this time, the best way to prevent the splash screen is to use a specific type of artificial light or LCD display equipment.
