Method of control for an analog display device of the non-contin

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340805, 340765, 340784, G06F 314

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ABSTRACT:
A liquid crystal film placed between plate electrodes and point electrodes can have a first optical state 1 if the electrical excitation applied between the plate and point electrodes is higher than a threshold value V.sub.s and a second optical state 0 of this excitation is lower than the threshold value. A set of P voltages is applied to the P point connections of the device and a second set of S voltages is applied simultaneously to the S sector connections. In a boundary sector, some points of the liquid crystal are thus in state 1 while other points are in state 0. In the case of each of the other sectors, the points of any one sector are all in one of the two states 1 or 0.

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