Plasma TVs are a household product used by millions of people around the world. The word ‘Plasma’ got attached to this incredible machine because inside it plasma gases (Xenon and Neon) are trapped in thousands of small cells or pixels, and this is pretty much the main source of the light emitted. These tiny pixels are located between two glass panels. Each panel also contains electrodes, which are meant to throw electric current on the pixels. This charges the gases, which causes them to light up in such a fashion that the screen of a Plasma TV displays beautiful pictures. Read the full story
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