Optical: systems and elements – Protection from moisture or foreign particle – Humidity or temperature control
Reexamination Certificate
2005-01-11
2005-01-11
Dunn, Drew A. (Department: 2872)
Optical: systems and elements
Protection from moisture or foreign particle
Humidity or temperature control
C359S507000, C359S485050, C359S483010
Reexamination Certificate
active
06840635
ABSTRACT:
An iodine-PVA polarizing element 30 μm thick is dried by heating at 50° C. for 30 minutes to thereby obtain a polarizing element having a moisture content of 4.9% by weight. A pair of 100 μm-thick norbornene resin films (tradename “ARTON” made by JSR Corporation) used as protective films are stuck to opposite surfaces of the obtained polarizing element through layers of PVA adhesive agents which are applied on the pair of nonbornene resin films respectively and dried, to form, a polarizer.
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Maeda Hiroe
Matsuura Hirotaka
Yano Shuuji
Dunn Drew A.
Nitto Denko Corporation
Pritchett Joshua L
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