Building LCD Monitor (7/9)

Posted by Wesley on

Finished Casiing

This is how the finished casing looks like. Far simpler than most used in the production monitors, but it gets the job done. Try that with CRT monitors. :-) The components will now be placed here.

Components in place

There are plenty of space left after placing all the components and connecting them together. The connectors are unique, so there is little chance you'll mix up and get them connected wrong. I can use the leftover space to add other components in the future such as AC/DC converter so I can power the monitor directly from the power outlet. Now all I need to do is to screw the LCD panel in place.

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