Display device with multilayer film between LCD and backlight

Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – Particular structure – Particular illumination

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349105, G02F 11335

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061477230

ABSTRACT:
A substrate provided with a multi-layer film, the reflectance of which is incidence angle dependency is disposed between a planar light emitting body and a liquid crystal panel. Rays of light within a predetermined angle from the light emitting body are selectively caused to enter the liquid crystal panel through the substrate provided with the multi-layer film.

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