Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – Particular structure – Lens or prism separate from projection system
Patent
1994-08-31
1997-02-04
Gross, Anita Pellman
Liquid crystal cells, elements and systems
Particular structure
Lens or prism separate from projection system
362 27, 362 31, 362331, 349 64, 349 65, G02F 11335, G01D 1128, F21V 704, F21V 500
Patent
active
056004559
ABSTRACT:
A transparent member having a multiplicity of prism-like convex portions which are aligned in parallel to each other and formed on at least one of surfaces of the member; the member is used to be disposed between a light emitting surface side of a surface light source device and a liquid crystal display device; and by using the member, it is possible to illuminate the liquid crystal display device in a bright and uniform manner and to prevent that any stripe pattern is appeared.
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Ishikawa Tsuyoshi
Watai Kayoko
Yokoyama Kazuaki
Enplas Corporation
Gross Anita Pellman
Malinowski Walter J.
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