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The document compares CRT, LED, and LCD monitors, highlighting their differences in technology, size, energy consumption, and historical development. CRT monitors are heavier and consume more energy, while LED monitors are thinner and more energy-efficient. LCD monitors are similar to LED but use fluorescent lights instead of diodes.

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Monitor Assignment

The document compares CRT, LED, and LCD monitors, highlighting their differences in technology, size, energy consumption, and historical development. CRT monitors are heavier and consume more energy, while LED monitors are thinner and more energy-efficient. LCD monitors are similar to LED but use fluorescent lights instead of diodes.

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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

Assignment On
CRT vs LED vs LED

Course tittle: Computing Fundamentals


Course Code: MGT 107

Submitted to:
Mohammad Abdul Jabber
Associate Professor
Department of management Submitted by:

University of Dhaka Md Shaifuddin


Roll: 012
Session: 2020-21(27th batch)
Department of Management
University Of Dhaka

Date of Submission :12 June 2022


A monitor is an electronic output device that is also known as a video
display terminal (VDT) or a video display unit (VDU). It is used to
display images, text, video, and graphics information generated by a
connected computer via a computer's video card. Although it is
almost like a TV, its resolution is much higher than a TV. The first
computer monitor was introduced on 1 March 1973, which was part
of the Xerox Alto computer system.
Older monitors were built by using a fluorescent screen and Cathode
Ray Tube (CRT), which made them heavy and large in size and thus
causing them to cover more space on the desk. Nowadays, all
monitors are made up by using flat-panel display technology,
commonly backlit with LEDs. These modern monitors take less space
on the desk as compared to older CRT displays. LCD is another kind
of display which is similar to LED.

The differences among CRT,LED,LCD are shown here:


CRT Monitor LED Monitor LCD Monitor
CRT stands for Cathode LED stands for light- LCD stands for liquid
Ray Tube emitting diodes. crystal display
It uses a beam of All LEDs are a subset of All LCDs are not a subset
electrons to create an LCD TV. of LED TV
image on the screen
It comprises the guns LEDs use light-emitting LCDs primarily use
that fire a beam of diodes fluorescent lights.
electrons inside the
screen
It produce pictures by Light-emitting diodes Fluorescent lights used
using gas and electronic are usually placed are usually placed
fire behind the screen or behind the screen.
around the edges.
CRT monitors are much LCDs are usually thicker LEDs are much thinner
heavier in size as
compared to LCD and
LED monitors
It consumes a lot of It consumes lack energy It is much more energy-
energy efficiency compared to efficient compare to
LEDs other monitors
The earliest version of LED display technology The idea of a TFT-based
the CRT was known as was developed by liquid-crystal display
the "Braun tube", James P. Mitchell in (LCD) was conceived by
invented by the 1977 Bernard Lechner of RCA
German physicist Laboratories in 1968.
Ferdinand Braun
in 1897

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