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Difference between emissive display and non emmisive display?

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emissive display

emissive display are device that convert electrical energy into light.
example of emmisive display are plasma panels , thin file electroluminescent display , light emitting diodes etc..

non - emissive display

non-emissive display use opticat effects to convert sunlight or light from some other source into graphics pattern.

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