Light diffusing reflector for electro-optical displays and proce

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350339D, G02F 113

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044152361

ABSTRACT:
A light-diffusing reflector for electro-optical displays, especially displays which are based on the principle of a nematic liquid crystal rotating cell, wherein the reflector is formed of a metal foil with a reflecting surface having a first surface structure determined by furrow-shaped depressions, i.e. groover disposed in a preferential direction, and wherein a second groove structure formed as secondary groover in at least two different preferential directions which do not coincide with the preferential direction of the furrow-shaped groover of the first groove structure is embossed by pressing or rolling secondary groover into the metal foil such that the reflective surface is at least approximately optically isotropic.

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Troupeau, "Improved Diurnal Reflector," published London, England, 1854.

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