Color filter layer of a liquid crystal display

Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – Using a hologram as an optical element

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359 68, G02F 1133

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050392042

ABSTRACT:
In a liquid crystal display comprising upper and lower transparent glass substrates, an array of thin film transistors and a liquid crystal layer sealingly filled between said upper and lower glass substrates, a color filter layer if provided, comprising, a plurality of color filters laid in a mosaic pattern on the upper glass substrate, said color filters comprising red, green and blue dyes said color filter layer further comprising, a black matrix disposed between said color filters to block the light rays incident between them, and lower glass substrates, a color filter layer comprising a said black matrix having a three-layer structure comprising a silicon nitride film, a light absorbing layer and a chromium layer sequentially deposited on said upper glass substrate.

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