Liquid crystal display formed by a plurality of non-electrically

Details Liquid crystal display formed by a plurality of non-electrically Liquid crystal display formed by a plurality of non-electrically

1997-06-03

1998-09-22

Sikes, William L.

Liquid crystal cells, elements and systems

Particular structure

Interconnection of plural cells in parallel

G02F 1133

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058122265

ABSTRACT:
A liquid crystal display comprising a plurality of liquid crystal panels placed on a single plane of a large substrate, and a black matrix made of a photo-absorbing film that shows black when having absorbed light. Two polarizing plates are respectively placed to cover the front and rear surface of a set of liquid crystal panels almost entirely in such a manner that their polarizing axes intersect at right angles. The resulting multi-screen liquid crystal display consumes less power, retains excellent display quality, and makes the joints between the liquid crystal panels difficult to see.

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