Which phenomenon causes image fading when LCD screens overheat?

💡 Explanation

Image fading arises because increased temperature disrupts the liquid crystals' alignment maintaining polarization; therefore, contrast reduces as light passes unblocked, rather than being blocked by aligned polarizers which creates the digital image under normal conditions.

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