Which failure mode occurs in LCD manufacturing utilising polarized filters if alignment is slightly incorrect?

💡 Explanation

Misalignment causes incorrect operation of Malus's law, decreasing light throughput; the polarizing filters will not optimally block or transmit light because their axes don't achieve full extinction anymore, therefore reducing transmission efficiency, rather than electrical failures in the LCD.

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