Polarizing turning film using total internal reflection
A technology of internal reflection and orientation, applied in the field of turning film, can solve the problems of insufficient flexibility, low cost, and insufficient solution
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[0088] See the contour curves of Figures 8A-8D for an angle of incidence θ in= 63°. In these figures, the abscissa (x-axis) shows the distal base angle; the ordinate (y-axis) shows the refractive index n. Figures 8A to 8D are arranged in the order described for Figure 3A. FIG. 8A shows the response curve at the first interface, that is, when light is incident from the light guide plate 10 onto the flat surface 22 . FIG. 8B shows the response curve for light incident on the far surface 26 at the second interface, turning film 20 . Figure 8C shows the exit angle response, θ out . Figure 8D is a composite contour plot showing the superposition of the combination of conditions shown in Figures 8A, 8B and 8C. The composite contour of Figure 8D shows the "working space" available for turning film 20 design to provide optimal polarization separation.
[0089] Figure 8A is an isocurve with regions 1 and 2, which respectively show that the distal base angle β1 and the refractive ...
Embodiment 2
[0096] Figures 9A-9D show a sequence similar to Figures 8A-8D, using the same light redirecting structures and materials as Figures 8A-8D, but with a principal angle of incidence θ in =70°. By comparing with Figure 8A, it is found that for the range of 1.5in -θ b Region 1 where |in -θ b |in -θ b |out |in -θ b |4 -θ b |out |in -θ b |4 -θ b |out |in -θ b |4 -θ b |<10°.
Embodiment 3
[0098] Figures 10A-10D The sequence shown is similar to that of Figures 9A-9D, using the same structure and materials, but with the principal angle of incidence θ in =75°. exist Figure 10A In the range of 1.5in -θ b |in -θ b | Figure 10A Region 3 in satisfies |θ in -θ b | Figure 10B Other features in and 10C are similar to those in FIG. 9B and FIG. 9C in Embodiment 2. exist Figure 10D , region 3 satisfies |θ out |in -θ b |4 -θ b |out |in -θ b |4 -θ b |<10°.
[0099] As an advantage of the present invention, polarization turning film 20 can be formed as a light redirecting article that can be adapted to receive light at more than one main angle or a range of main angles. Referring again to FIG. 3A, the principal axis of the first range is used to determine the relative tilt of the distal surface 26 when the turning film 20 is set in the first position. On the other hand, the turning film 20 can also be used in one orientation, in which case the turning film 20 ...
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