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Optimizing performance parameters for switchable polymer dispersed liquid crystal optical elements

InactiveUS6950173B1Reduce smogLimiting operation temperatureNon-linear opticsOptical elementsDisplay deviceEngineering
Described herein are the materials, mechanisms and procedures for optimizing various performance parameters of HPDLC optical devices in order to meet differing performance requirements. These optimization tailoring techniques include control and independent optimization of switchable HPDLC optical devices to meet the demanding requirements of anticipated applications for, inter alia, the telecommunications and display industries. These techniques include optimization of diffraction efficiency, i.e., index modulation, polarization dependence control, haze, cosmetic quality, control of response and relaxation time, voltage driving for on and off switching, and material uniformity. This control and independent optimization tailors properties of switchable HPDLC optical devices according to the specific requirements of the application of the switchable HPDLC optical device. The invention disclosed herein retains the desirable attributes of the multi-functional acrylate system for forming HPDLC optical devices, but adds new materials to the acrylate system and/or new process control to the recording to optimize performance parameters as may be needed for specific applications. This results in high optical quality switchable holograms with good diffraction efficiency and low, stable switching voltage.
Owner:LEIDOS

Thick porous anodic alumina films and nanowire arrays grown on a solid substrate

The presently disclosed invention provides for the fabrication of porous anodic alumina (PAA) films on a wide variety of substrates. The substrate comprises a wafer layer and may further include an adhesion layer deposited on the wafer layer. An anodic alumina template is formed on the substrate. When a rigid substrate such as Si is used, the resulting anodic alumina film is more tractable, easily grown on extensive areas in a uniform manner, and manipulated without danger of cracking. The substrate can be manipulated to obtain free-standing alumina templates of high optical quality and substantially flat surfaces PAA films can also be grown this way on patterned and non-planar surfaces. Furthermore, under certain conditions the resulting PAA is missing the barrier layer (partially or completely) and the bottom of the pores can be readily accessed electrically. The resultant film can be used as a template for forming an array of nanowires wherein the nanowires are deposited electrochemically into the pores of the template. By patterning the electrically conducting adhesion layer, pores in different areas of the template can be addressed independently, and can be filled electrochemically by different materials. Single-stage and multi-stage nanowire-based thermoelectric devices, consisting of both n-type and p-type nanowires, can be assembled on a silicon substrate by this method.
Owner:MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH

Controlling haze in holographically polymerized polymer dispersed liquid crystal optical elements

Described herein are the materials, mechanisms and procedures for optimizing various performance parameters of HPDLC optical devices in order to meet differing performance requirements. These optimization tailoring techniques include control and independent optimization of switchable HPDLC optical devices to meet the demanding requirements of anticipated applications for, inter alia, the telecommunications and display industries. These techniques include optimization of diffraction efficiency, i.e., index modulation, polarization dependence control, haze, cosmetic quality, control of response and relaxation time, voltage driving for on and off switching, and material uniformity. This control and independent optimization tailors properties of switchable HPDLC optical devices according to the specific requirements of the application of the switchable HPDLC optical device. The invention disclosed herein retains the desirable attributes of the multi-functional acrylate system for forming HPDLC optical devices, but adds new materials to the acrylate system and / or new process control to the recording to optimize performance parameters as may be needed for specific applications. This results in high optical quality switchable holograms with good diffraction efficiency and low, stable switching voltage.
Owner:LEIDOS

Narrow frame display panel and display device

The invention discloses a narrow frame display panel. The narrow frame display panel comprises an array substrate, a color film substrate, a liquid crystal filled between the color film substrate andthe array substrate, a flexible printed circuit board and a driving chip. The side where the array substrate is positioned is a light-emitting surface; one end of the array substrate is a binding end;one end of the flexible printed circuit board is bound on the surface, facing the color film substrate, of the binding end; the driving chip is bound at the other end of the flexible printed circuitboard; after the flexible printed circuit board is bent back to the light-emitting surface, the flexible printed circuit board is arranged opposite to the color film substrate; the driving chip is positioned on one surface, deviating from the color film substrate, on the flexible printed circuit board. The invention also discloses a display device. By binding one end of the flexible printed circuit board on the surface, facing the color film substrate, of the binding end and binding the other end of the flexible printed circuit board with the driving chip, the width of the frame can be reduced; the driving chip is far from a reflector plate of a backlight module, so that the optical quality is ensured and the thickness of the display device cannot be increased; meanwhile, a black shieldinglayer on the outer surface of the array substrate also can prevent specular reflection.
Owner:WUHAN CHINA STAR OPTOELECTRONICS TECH CO LTD
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