Patent
1985-04-18
1987-10-06
Corbin, John K.
350333, G02F 113
Patent
active
046978879
ABSTRACT:
A driving method for a liquid crystal device of the type comprising a plurality of FET's each having a gate and a first and a second terminal other than the gate, a first base plate having therein a plurality of picture element electrodes each corresponding to an FET and connected to the first terminal of the FET, a second base plate having thereon counter electrodes opposite to the picture element electrodes, and a ferroelectric liquid crystal having first and second orientation states and sandwiched between the first and second base plates; the driving method comprising a first phase of forming an electric field between a first terminal and a second terminal of an FET to result in the first orientation state of the ferroelectric liquid crystal, and a second phase of forming an electric field of the polarity opposite to that of the electric field applied in said first phase between a first terminal and a second terminal of an FET to result in the second orientation state of the ferroelectric liquid crystal; the first and second phases being respectively carried out in synchronism with the application of a signal for turning on the gates of the FET' s respectively involved in the first and second phases.
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Okada Shinjiro
Tamura Yasuyuki
Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
Corbin John K.
Gallivan Richard F.
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