Automatic darkening filter with offset polarizers

Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – Liquid crystal system – Liquid crystal eyewear

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C349S076000, C349S081000, C349S099000, C349S103000, C349S180000

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07884888

ABSTRACT:
A protective automatic darkening filter construction10includes two low twist liquid crystal cells26, 30interspersed between a series of offset polarizers24, 28, 32. The resulting construction provides improved homogeneity in the dark state as viewed by the user over a large viewing angle. By reducing variations in shade, visibility through the filter may be improved.

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