I have a dumpster Dell E151FPb that recapping recently brought back to life. It has a great looking display, nice and bright. I discovered that the brightness control does not change the brightness of the screen. The OSD looks like it is working but the brightness does not change. The contrast works ok. My question is "Do the backlights control the brightness of the display?" If so, how. If not, the how is the brightness controlled? Thanks, Vik.
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Re: Back Light Question
Originally posted by MrVikI have a dumpster Dell E151FPb that recapping recently brought back to life. It has a great looking display, nice and bright. I discovered that the brightness control does not change the brightness of the screen. The OSD looks like it is working but the brightness does not change. The contrast works ok. My question is "Do the backlights control the brightness of the display?" If so, how. If not, the how is the brightness controlled? Thanks, Vik.
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Thanks Bill for the really fast reply. There are two CCFLs and it looks like they are controlled by a LT1451ACN Pulse Width Modulator. Is this what actually controls the CCFLs? I am attempting to hook everything back up and check the voltages on this chip while pressing the brightness button. Nothing I can find is marked bright, brite, etc. so I am flying blind.
I did take apart an old laptop display to see for myself what a back light was. If anyone is interested, I will make and post the pictures later.Why throw it away? I might need it in the next 40 years.Duh!
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Re: Back Light Question
Originally posted by kc8aduthere are 2 mosfets that often die when the c5706's short.
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