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Liquid crystal display (LCD) modules are now widely used in many high-tech industries. Given their extensive application, users naturally want to know how to install and operate them correctly to ensure optimal performance. Simply put, an LCD module consists of a screen, backlight panel, PCB board, and metal frame. It integrates liquid crystal devices with control circuits, driver circuits, and PCB assemblies, allowing direct connection to computers.
When using such modules, in addition to general precautions for liquid crystal devices, the following points should be noted during assembly and operation:
1. Adding a Cushion Pad
A cushion pad approximately 0.1mm thick should be placed between the module and the front panel. The panel must remain perfectly flat to avoid distortion stress after assembly and to enhance shock resistance.
2. Handling the Protective Film
The assembled LCD module has a protective film on its surface to prevent contamination during installation. This film should not be removed until final assembly to avoid staining or damaging the display.
3. Preventing Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
The control and driver circuits in the module are low-voltage, low-power CMOS circuits, which are highly susceptible to ESD damage. Since the human body can generate static electricity as high as tens or even hundreds of volts, extreme caution must be taken during operation, assembly, and use.
Key Measures:
Direct Contact Handling: If direct contact is necessary, ensure the human body and the module are at the same electrical potential, or ground the body properly. Most importantly, avoid touching the external leads, circuits on the PCB, or the metal frame with bare hands.
Proper Grounding of Tools: All tools, such as electric screwdrivers, must be well-grounded and free of leakage. Soldering irons, in particular, must be properly grounded and free of leakage.
Uniform Potential Environment: The floor, workbench, chair, shelves, carts, and tools should all maintain resistive contact to stay at the same potential, preventing static buildup.
Avoiding Vacuum Cleaners: Do not use vacuum cleaners for cleaning, as they generate strong static electricity. Exercise extra caution when removing, replacing, or repositioning modules to avoid ESD. Do not discard or replace the original packaging arbitrarily.
Humidity Control: Dry air can generate static electricity, so the workspace humidity should be maintained at RH 60% or higher.
Special Reminder: ESD damage is irreversible, so extreme caution is required. Always be mindful when handling LCD modules.
