Active matrix focusing lens and focusing glasses with the lens

Abstract

An active matrix focusing lens and focusing glasses with the same. The active matrix focusing lens includes a lens body and a transparent phase adjuster. The transparent phase adjuster includes a first substrate and a second substrate, a plurality of data electrode lines and scanning electrode lines arranged on the first substrate and intersecting each other at intervals, and a plurality of data electrode lines and scanning electrode lines arranged on the first substrate and respectively electrically connected to the data electrode lines and The photoelectric switches of the scanning electrode lines, the liquid crystal layer disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate, and any two adjacent data electrode lines and scanning electrode lines jointly define a pixel area. When a voltage is applied to the photoelectric switch, the corresponding pixel areas have different refractive indices, and the focal length of the active matrix focusing lens is changed, so that the same pair of lenses can be switched to look far or near, without having to prepare multiple pairs of glasses. To cope with seeing far or near, different focal lengths can also be adjusted for each pixel area, so that different positions of the entire lens can have different focal lengths at the same time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a lens and glasses, in particular to an active matrix focusing lens and focusing glasses with the lens. Background technique [0002] When users who already have myopia and wear myopia glasses, as they get older, their eyes appear presbyopia, which makes them unable to focus on close objects. It is often necessary to use multiple pairs of glasses to assist the eyes to focus, so that See things near and far clearly. [0003] Therefore, presbyopic glasses with multi-focal lenses have been developed to solve the inconvenience of carrying multiple pairs of glasses. Commonly used bifocal lenses such as bifocal lenses use spatial division of a single lens, and design different diopters on the upper and lower halves of a single lens, allowing users to use the upper half of the lens when looking at a distant view the lower half of the lens when reading. However, it is easy to form a discontinuity between the upper and lower halves o...

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However, the disadvantage of this technology is that the liquid crystal is arranged in a specific area of ​​the lens, so that the change of the thickness of the liquid crystal is easily perceived by the human eye, thereby affecting the user's visual experience, and due to the limitation of the structure, the switching of the diopter cannot be performed. Continuous switching, with only two-stage switching

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