Light control device using a bimorph element

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1978-04-20

1980-11-18

Gellner, Michael L.

Electrical generator or motor structure

Dynamoelectric

Rotary

40451, 310331, 310800, 340763, 354234, G05D 2502, G09F 304, G09F 937

Patent

active

042342457

ABSTRACT:
A light control device includes a bimorph element comprising two thin polyvinylidene fluoride films and a thin layer disposed therebetween to secure the films together. The bimorph element bends in accordance with an applied electric field to open or close an opening in a panel, thereby displaying a pattern, or to open or close a passageway of light, thereby performing a shutter operation.

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Report on Flat Type Loudspeaker by J. Ohga to I.E.C.E. of Japan, Sep. 27, 1972.
Paper presented to I.E.C.E. of Japan by M. Toda and S. Osaka, Mar. 1978.

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