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26 March 1998 Enhanced reflective liquid crystal displays using DuPont holographic recording films
Alan G. Chen, Qiang Gao, Ron Fan, Austin V. Harton, Karl W. Wyatt, Thomas C. Felder, William J. Gambogi Jr., Steven R. Mackara, Kirk W. Steijn, T. John Trout
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Proceedings Volume 3294, Holographic Materials IV; (1998) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.304513
Event: Photonics West '98 Electronic Imaging, 1998, San Jose, CA, United States
Abstract
Holographic reflectors with high brightness and excellent environmental stability have been produced using DuPont holographic films. The center wavelength, color bandwidth and viewing cone are defined for the optimal viewing performance. Measurement methods used to quantify holographically enhanced reflective LCD performance are presented. The test results show that holographic reflectors based on the DuPont OmniDex film experienced less than 1 percent brightness degradation under 70 degrees and 95 percent relative humidity for 200 hours, with no measurable color shift. Two examples of how this technology can be extended to enhance color LCDs are also presented.
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Alan G. Chen, Qiang Gao, Ron Fan, Austin V. Harton, Karl W. Wyatt, Thomas C. Felder, William J. Gambogi Jr., Steven R. Mackara, Kirk W. Steijn, and T. John Trout "Enhanced reflective liquid crystal displays using DuPont holographic recording films", Proc. SPIE 3294, Holographic Materials IV, (26 March 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.304513
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Reflectors

LCDs

Reflectivity

Photopolymers

Light sources

Humidity

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