Liquid crystal display with pen-input capability

Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – Using a hologram as an optical element

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359 60, 359 85, 345182, G02F 1133

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ABSTRACT:
In a liquid-crystal display, each pixel is associated with a sensor which detects incoming light projected by a light pen. In response to the detected light, the sensor produces a signal which causes its associated pixel to darken. Thus, as a user moves the light pen along the display, the pen leaves a trail of darkened pixels, analogous to a pen leaving a trail of ink on paper.

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