Method and apparatus for driving ferroelectric liquid crystal op

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350333, 350350S, 340765, 340804, G02F 113

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ABSTRACT:
An optical modulation device comprises a plurality of pixels arranged in a plurality of lines. Each pixel is electrically connected to an optical modulation material, such as ferroelectric liquid crystal, showing a first and a second orientation state depending on an applied electric field and is composed to be capable of forming a potential gradient. The optical modulation device is driven to provide a gradation display by a method comprising a first step of forming in a line of pixels a written state in a width exceeding a prescribed width, and a second step of erasing an excess width to leave the written state in the prescribed width.

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