Liquid crystal displays

[@ykishore4340]

Finest explanation of liquid crystal, I have So far come across.

[@noorfatima9224]

thank you so much.........youth need teachers like you :(

[@hirchell4475]

Lovely demonstration lesson. I couldn't help but learn.

[@elina-world]

Proud of Hull university for discovering liquid crystal which led into invention of the liquid crystal displays.

[@sajeshthomas7995]

Such a passionate way of explaining things😊👍

[@mcbrianmiller1264]

You are among the best in explaining what you've gained understanding in them. Thank yiu very much for the video

[@progamerz6738]

Wow so beautifully explained. So much efforts! Loved it. Thank you for marvelous explanation

[@Bestkata1]

Thank you for your great educational videos.

[@fahadp7454]

Great explanation !! Thanks a lot : )

[@davidskala7693]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@sendsatheeshable]

Best explanation!

[@arunalakmal9031]

Perfect explanation

[@bradleyli1569]

What an amazing video! Why is there only 973 subscribers here??

[@bhaveshgautam6046]

Great explanation

[@hariharan-yi8tf]

Super explanation, tanx 👍

[@vinod8june]

after 3:49 ....i can to know that from where ur getting the energy for the explanation of topic

[@AtAGlimpse_UB]

The pasta and spaghetti example was actually great!

[@engineoliver2167]

great edu video！

[@superladdercat1642]

Such a fun video! Thanks I loved it helped me a lot (:

[@universityofhull-sciencean7280]

Thanks! Glad to hear you enjoyed it and it has been of help to you!

[@md.saikat1669]

thank u so much sir.now i understand the LCD display.very helpful!

[@NishanthSalahudeen]

nice. but everyone seems to skip mentioning the alignment layer in a display. without it, none of this will work together to form a display.

[@pritom7298]

Sir, best!🥰

[@JonStoneable]

Love the props

[@oldpaperpolitics8825]

Wow thanks for this

[@opijkkk4918]

can you make some lcd screens for Game and Watch

[@natethegreat5470]

How dangerous is the "fluid" inside LCDs? Can it leak out of the monitor by any chance

[@chrismesogitis9310]

How can a display heat and cool the liquid crystal molecules so fast?

[@biswa145]

There is no heating or cooling... instead electric current is passed through the liquid crystal and that current is turned on and off!

[@offshoot1008]

Thanks !!!

[@YuezhiTribe]

Thanks

[@chenangelica8519]

SUCH A GREAT ILLUSTRATION!! WHERE CAN I GET THIS LIQUID CRYSTAL FROM?

[@DrScients]

+chen angelica Its not particularly easy to get hold of this liquid crystal molecule in any quantity. It is available from chemical suppliers but it cost about $100 for 100grams. However if you want to do some neat demos with other liquid crystals take a look at this education.mrsec.wisc.edu/274.htm

[@gamerafridi8548]

Thank you very much sir

[@dominiclessard5713]

Thanks and don't give up the great work!!

[@amansiddiquei]

thanx

[@jovergar]

Very God!!! Congratulation

[@redaktor0p873]

good

[@lyndenhall6754]

you must be a professor

[@bharatjoshi9889]

Wowwww