Electro-optical display element for preventing specular reflecti

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350339D, 350399, G02F 1135

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044887868

ABSTRACT:
A passive electro-optical display element for the representation of information, having two glass plates spaced apart from each other and forming a chamber therebetween, on the chamber side of each plate there being provided a transparent electrode support and the chamber being filled with a liquid-crystal substance, while polarizers are arranged on the outer surfaces of the plates. The surface of the polarizer on the viewing side of the display element facing the observer and away from the glass plate is formed with a plurality of depressions of irregular structure. A reflector is disposed on the polarizer at the opposite side of the display element.

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Haas, "Display Systems Using Scattering Polarizers" Xerox Disclosure Journal, vol. 3 No. 1 Jan./Feb. 1978 p. 57.
Polaroid Corp., Polarized Light U.S.A.

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