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Geeky type question
Jul. 16th, 2005 08:06 pmDoes anyone know the voltage need to drive a "cold cathode" fluorescent lamp that is used as the backlight for an IBM Thinkpad laptop?
I have an old TP, of which the LCD screen is cracked and unusable. However, the backlight seems to be okay, and I thought it could be the beginning of a "light table", if I could find the voltage for the lamp.
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scifox this should be right up your alley. :=3
I have an old TP, of which the LCD screen is cracked and unusable. However, the backlight seems to be okay, and I thought it could be the beginning of a "light table", if I could find the voltage for the lamp.
scifox this should be right up your alley. :=3
