2007•Applied Physics LettersRequires access

Extraordinarily wide-view and high-transmittance vertically aligned liquid crystal displays

Chi‐Huang Lin

Abstract

A compensation method that uses uniaxial films is developed for widening the viewing angle of the high-transmittance multidomain vertical-alignment liquid crystal display (MVA-LCD). Based on this design, the high-transmittance MVA-LCD is predicted to have a complete 80° viewing cone for contrast ratio (CR)>100:1. Experimental results indicate that the real high-transmittance MVA-LCD panel has a viewing angle more than the entire 80° viewing cone for CR>30:1. Potential application as a mobile display is emphasized.

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Key concepts: Transmittance, Liquid-crystal display, Viewing angle, Materials science, Contrast ratio, Optics, Compensation (psychology), Liquid crystal