Pixel-gap controlled ferroelectric liquid crystal display device

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

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359 75, 359 85, 359100, 340784, G02F 1133, G09G 336

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051518031

ABSTRACT:
A liquid crystal display device and its driving method of the present invention have a voltage application scheme to control a stable condition of a gap between pixels, by applying a voltage to a liquid crystal panel in which ferroelectric liquid crystal is sandwiched between substrates each having a plurality of electrodes. It is possible to implement the black matrix conditions with a simple configuration without a light shielding layer by controlling the stable condition of the gap, to display a grey tone with a combination of pixels and a gap, or to raise the opening ratio by making the condition between adjacent pixels and a gap the same condition.

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