LCD device and interleaved polarizing film
A liquid crystal display, polarizing film technology, applied in optics, instruments, polarizing elements, etc., can solve problems such as unable to achieve symmetrical viewing angles
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[0053] Figure 10 A schematic structural diagram of an in-plane drive (IPS) liquid crystal display 100 a with multiple film compensation is shown. The same applies to the fringe field driven (FFS) liquid crystal display. A first substrate 122, such as a glass or plastic substrate, with a first alignment film (grinding angle 0°) serves as the lower substrate 122 of the display. A second substrate 124 with a second alignment film (grinding angle 0°) serves as the upper substrate of the display. A liquid crystal layer 125 is sandwiched between the first substrate 122 and the second substrate 124 . The first substrate 122 , the liquid crystal layer 125 and the second substrate 124 form a liquid crystal cell 120 . A first polarizing film 110 (with a transmission axis angle of 90°) is stacked on the outside of the first substrate 122 and on the opposite side of the liquid crystal layer 125 . A second polarizing film 150 (transmission axis angle 0°) is stacked on the outside of t...
Embodiment 2
[0061] Embodiment 2 is mainly set up according to the design of Embodiment 1. The difference lies in the liquid crystal display 100b of the second embodiment, its positive A-compensation film 130 (optical axis angle 0°) and negative A-compensation film 140 ( The position of the optical axis angle 90°) is interchanged. Its structural diagram is as Figure 13 shown, and its compensation principle is as Figure 14 Shown in Poincare (Poincaré) ball. The parameters of the optimized positive A-compensation film and negative A-compensation film are listed in Table 3. Figure 15A-Figure 15C Simulation results of an in-plane driven (IPS) type liquid crystal display with a positive A-compensation film and a negative A-compensation film are shown. In the viewing cone of ±80°, the contrast ratio can reach more than 200:1.
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Embodiment 3
[0065] The compensation film can also be disposed between the lower substrate and the lower polarizing film. Figure 16 A schematic diagram of the structure of a horizontal electric field drive (IPS) type liquid crystal display 100c of this embodiment is shown. The first polarizing film 110 (transmission axis angle 0°) is stacked on the outside of the first substrate 122 and on the opposite side of the liquid crystal layer 125 . The second polarizing film 150 (with a transmission axis angle of 90°) is stacked on the outside of the second substrate 124 and on the opposite side of the liquid crystal layer 125 . A positive hyperbolic uniaxial A-compensation film 130 (optical axis angle 0°) and a negative hyperbolic uniaxial A-compensation film 140 (optical axis angle 90°) are disposed on the first substrate 122 and the first polarizing film Between 110. The positive hyperbolic uniaxial A-compensation film 130 is disposed between the first substrate 122 and the first polarizing ...
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