A liquid crystal display backlight uses segmented light guide blocks with variable LED counts to direct illumination toward the panel.
An enclosed TIR lens transfers LED light intensity into a light guide, resolving the trade-off between legal illumination requirements and device complexity.
A backlight module uses a removable holder inserted from below to simplify light source installation.
A segmented light-guiding plate assembly directs optical emission through distinct reflective and transmissive zones to control light distribution.
Co-extrusion merges the light guide and reflector into one piece, eliminating air spacing that causes light loss up to 8 percent.
A backlight unit optical sheet uses a bottom frame holder to press and constrain the component against thermal expansion.
A top mirror reflects light from a discrete LED into a waveguide, resolving the trade-off between thin profiles and high coupling efficiency.
An exit pupil expanding light guide couples and expands light from multiple display arrangements toward a user.
A light guide plate with a cylindrical hole extracts unreflected light from the side surface, preventing bright spots and improving usage efficiency.
A polarization-sensitive grating diffracts TE-polarized virtual images while allowing TM-polarized stray light to pass through the waveguide.