Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Pulsating or a.c. supply – Plural load device systems
Patent
1983-05-02
1985-02-19
Corbin, John K.
Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems
Pulsating or a.c. supply
Plural load device systems
3151693, 428917, G02F 1133, H05B 3700
Patent
active
045001731
ABSTRACT:
A backlighted liquid crystal display is disclosed which includes an electroluminescent backlight having a reduced amount of phosphor acting as both a source of light for viewing the display during nighttime hours and as a light diffuser for viewing the display during daytime hours. The electroluminescent backlight is made thinner while the phosphor content is optimally reduced to provide a backlight that improves the viewability of the display especially during daytime hours without the need of a transflector. Wherein the minimal amount of phosphor is dispersed in a binder in the electroluminescent layer is substantially 1 volume unit of phosphor for every 4 to 5 volume units of binder.
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George Douglas A.
Leibowitz Marshall
Biela Joseph A.
Corbin John K.
Crutcher William C.
Lewis David
Timex Corporation
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