Assertion: lcd's row | /r/HasProperty | addressed
Facets:
value: by setting all of the column
type: MANNER
value: serially
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The rows are then ``addressed'' serially by setting all of the column voltages separately for each row and then turning on the row voltages in sequence.
text: When other rows are being addressed, these pixels will be receiving smaller voltages originating only from their column electrodes.
text: When the row containing our pixel is addressed, it will feel either 2 volts if it is on (row voltage = 1, column voltage = -1), or just 1 volt if it is off
text: When the other (N - 1) rows are being addressed, our row voltage is 0 and our column voltage changes between 0 or 1 as the other pixels in the column are addressed.
text: Essentially, a thin-film transistor at each pixel allows the effects of the column voltages to be felt only by the row that is being addressed.
text: After all the rows within a screen have been addressed the display is refreshed.
text: In passive (PMVA) displays multiplex addressing is used and the number of rows that can be addressed is limited to a maximum of about 64 based on currently available materials.