Abstract: A computer-implemented green product management system and method are proposed. The system comprises: a database, a restricted-substance management module and a carbon footprint module. The database is configured to store data required by the restricted-substance management module and the carbon footprint module. The restricted-substance management module comprises: a detection module, configured to detect restricted-substance containing condition of a raw material and all contacted auxiliary consumptive materials in a production process of a product, and a determination module, configured to determine, according to a restricted-substance related predetermined criterion, and based on a detection result of the detection module and data in the database, whether the product conforms to the restricted-substance related predetermined criterion.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a backlight for a liquid crystal display (LCD). The backlight can comprise a back cover including a bottom plate and side covers, a light guide plate disposed on the bottom plate, and cold cathode fluorescence lamps (CCFLs) located on the sides of the light guide plate and enclosed by the side covers. The CCFLs can be disposed on four sides of the light guide plate. The CCFLs can be two lamps in L shape or four lamps in a straight line shape disposed on the sides of the light plate, with high voltage ends of one CCFL adjacent to the low voltage ends of another CCFL, thus allowing the LCD lighter, slimmer and more compact in structure.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a backlight for a liquid crystal display (LCD). The backlight can comprise a back cover including a bottom plate and side covers, a light guide plate disposed on the bottom plate, and cold cathode fluorescence lamps (CCFLs) located on the sides of the light guide plate and enclosed by the side covers. The CCFLs can be disposed on four sides of the light guide plate. The CCFLs can be two lamps in L shape or four lamps in a straight line shape disposed on the sides of the light plate, with high voltage ends of one CCFL adjacent to the low voltage ends of another CCFL, thus allowing the LCD lighter, slimmer and more compact in structure.