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15.4: Optical Compensation of a High Transmittance MVA‐LCD

Chi‐Huang Lin

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Abstract A new compensation method based on the Poincaré sphere is developed for widening the viewing angle of the high transmittance multi‐domain vertical‐alignment liquid crystal display (MVA‐LCD). According to this design, the high transmittance MVA‐LCD has a viewing angle over the entire 80° viewing cone for CR> 100:1. Potential application for the mobile display is emphasized.

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Abstract A new compensation method based on the Poincaré sphere is developed for widening the viewing angle of the high transmittance multi‐domain vertical‐alignment liquid crystal display (MVA‐LCD). According to this design, the high transmittance MVA‐LCD has a viewing angle over the entire 80° viewing cone for CR> 100:1. Potential application for the mobile display is emphasized.

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Abstract A new compensation method based on the Poincaré sphere is developed for widening the viewing angle of the high transmittance multi‐domain vertical‐alignment liquid crystal display (MVA‐LCD). According to this design, the high transmittance MVA‐LCD has a viewing angle over the entire 80° viewing cone for CR> 100:1. Potential application for the mobile display is emphasized.

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

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