9.1: Intrinsic Polarizers — Ultra Durable Dichroic Polarizers for LCD Projection
P. J. Ralli, Gunnar Gunnarsson, P. Nagarkar, Giorgio B. Trapani
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P. J. Ralli, Gunnar Gunnarsson, P. Nagarkar, Giorgio B. Trapani
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Abstract High temperature polysilicon (HTPS) projection engines provide a challenging environment for film‐based optical components, especially the absorbing polarizers that are critical for image formation. Intrinsic polarizers do not contain unstable dichromophores and have been shown to be well suited for this application.
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Abstract High temperature polysilicon (HTPS) projection engines provide a challenging environment for film‐based optical components, especially the absorbing polarizers that are critical for image formation. Intrinsic polarizers do not contain unstable dichromophores and have been shown to be well suited for this application.
Key concepts: Polarizer, Dichroic glass, Materials science, Projection (relational algebra), Liquid-crystal display, Optics, Optoelectronics, Computer science