A brief overview of the internal components of a computer monitor should be useful along with links to any hardware (electronic) sites for more study.
The inside of an LCD monitor basically comprises of 3 units: 1. LCD panel (the screen) 2. Backlight (a CCFL or cold cathode fluorescent light bulb) 3. Inverter (power supply unit) The internal hardware of an LCD monitor is structured in such a way that the inverter supplies power to the backlight bulb, which in turn lights up the image you see on the LCD screen. There are other components as well -- like the transformer, analog/digital converter and external DVI/VGA ports -- but the above 3 are the main components you should know about.
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Its difficult to briefly tell you what's inside the LCD display. To talk simply, it has a backlight behind and an LCD panel on the front. There are also some components to smooth the backlight brightness. If it uses CCFL lamps, then it needs a transformer for lighting up the lamps.
