The phrase "active matrix display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of display technology commonly found in screens, such as LCDs, that allows for better image quality and response times.
Example: "The new smartphone features an active matrix display, providing vibrant colors and sharp images for an enhanced viewing experience."
Alternatives: "active matrix screen" or "active matrix panel".
Bright and bendy: Color quantum dots and oxide thin-film transistors work together in this new active matrix display prototype.
When each 'fixed' electrode is connected to an active matrix cell, an active matrix display can be formed.
Volumetric 3D displays can be characterized into swept-volume displays that include high-speed image projection onto moving screens7,8,9 and rotating light-emitting diodes (LEDs 10, and static volume displays that include active matrix display units11 and beam-addressable static volume displays12,13,14.
The laptops also ship with Intel Pentium III-M processors running at clock speeds of up to 1.2 gigahertz, and with a 15-inch SXGA active matrix display.
Because the screen is a reflective active matrix display with 38,400 pixels, graphics look brighter and sharper than on any hand-held system except Sega's old battery-devouring Nomad, which was backlighted.
Amorphous indium gallium zinc oxide (IGZO) is currently a leading candidate for replacing amorphous silicon in the next generation of TFT for active matrix display addressing.
Top emission organic light-emitting devices (TEOLEDs) have generated a considerable interest owing to their use in the development of active matrix displays.
High-frequency charge discharge capacitors in active matrix displays [5,6], decoupling capacitors for microprocessors, filter and analog capacitors working with other electronic components to realize various logical functions.
A black-and-white active-matrix display has one transistor per pixel.
In an active-matrix display, each liquid-crystal cell has at least one transistor, which turns the cell on or off like a switch.
If you notice an aberrant red, green or blue spot (also known as a dead pixel) on an active-matrix display, it means that a transistor is not functioning properly.
