Entity: DEADPIXEL
A dead pixel is a malfunctioning pixel on an LCD screen that remains a fixed color, typically black, red, or green, and does not change or display images correctly.
DEADPIXEL
Etymology
The term 'dead pixel' originates from the concept of a malfunctioning pixel on an LCD screen that appears as a fixed color and does not change.
Definition
A dead pixel is a pixel on a liquid crystal display (LCD) that is not functioning properly, typically appearing as a black, red, or green dot that remains static and does not display images correctly.
Historical Context
The concept of dead pixels has been prevalent since the widespread use of LCD screens in electronic devices, with manufacturers implementing measures to minimize their occurrence.
Cultural Significance
Dead pixels are a common issue faced by users of electronic devices, often leading to frustration and the need for repairs or replacements.
Related Concepts
Stuck pixels are another type of malfunctioning pixel that do not change color but differ from dead pixels in their behavior.
See Also
A dead pixel refers to a malfunctioning pixel on an LCD screen that remains a fixed color and does not function properly.