Liquid crystal display including O-type and E-type polarizer
a technology of liquid crystal display and polarizer, which is applied in the field of information displays, can solve the problems of limited viewing angle, polarizers with substantial drawbacks, and high transmission of light incident at an angle (0.45) to the surface of polarizers, and achieves the improvement of angle characteristics of polarizers, limited applicability, and insufficient polarizing effectiveness
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[0025] In a first embodiment, as seen in FIG. 1, there is a liquid crystal display containing at least one layer of the liquid crystal placed between two plates. On each plate there is disposed or applied at least one electrode, a system of electrodes, or an active matrix; and at least one layer of polarizer. At least one layer of polarizer is an O-type polarizer and at least one layer of polarizer is an E-type polarizer.
[0026] In a display of the first embodiment, the O-type polarizer is preferably an iodine-polyvinyl, iodine-polyvinylene or polyvinylene polarizer. The E-type polarizer is preferably formed as a thin film comprised of a plurality of supramolecular complexes of one or several organic materials, the supramolecular complexes being generally unidirectionally oriented in order to ensure polarization of incident light.
[0027] A dichroic polarizer is preferably used as the E-type polarizer, the dichroic polarizer comprising a film of oriented molecules of an organic compou...
second embodiment
[0036] In a second embodiment as seen in FIG. 2, the display contains at least one layer of liquid crystal placed between two plates. On each plate, there has been disposed or formed at least one electrode or a system of electrodes, or an active matrix, wherein on one of the plates there has been disposed a diffuse- or mirror-reflecting layer, and on one of the plates there has been disposed at least one layer of an O-type polarizer and at least one layer of an E-type polarizer.
[0037] In this second embodiment the layers of polarizers of O- and E-type are applied to different sides of a plate. In this instance, the O-type polarizer is formed using iodine-polyvinyl, iodine-polyvinylene or polyvinylene polarizer, and the E-type polarizer comprises a thin film comprised of a plurality of supramolecular complexes of one or several organic compounds, wherein the supramolecular complexes are unidirectionally oriented in order to polarize the incident light.
[0038] A dichroic polarizer is ...
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[0043] In a third embodiment as seen in FIG. 3, there is a polarizer, comprising at least two layers, at least one of which is an O-type polarizer and at least one of the polarizer layers is an E-type polarizer. In this embodiment, the O-type polarizer is preferably an iodine-polyvinyl, iodine-polyvinylene or polyvinylene polarizer, and the E-type polarizer used is a thin film comprised of a plurality of supramolecular complexes of one or several organic compounds, wherein the supramolecular complexes are unidirectionally oriented in a determined direction in order to polarize the incident light.
[0044] The E-type polarizer is a dichroic polarizer. This dichroic polarizer comprises a film of oriented molecules of an organic compound, wherein the main axes of the ellipsoids of the real and imaginary part of an anisotropic refraction coefficient of the compound forming the film is in the range of at least one band of absorption wavelengths. The following is true for an area with the li...
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