Visual display device with memory and telephone exchange incorpo

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350333, 350346, G02F 113

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043858074

ABSTRACT:
A display device having a memory making it possible to display information supplied by electric signals and to maintain this display when the signals have disappeared. In a smectic liquid crystal display cell the two plates enclosing the liquid crystal layer can be moved apart by a piezoelectric wedge so as to make the crystal diffusive throughout. Parts of this crystal are then made transparent by applying thereto a reorientation electric field by means of a set of electrodes. The device is intended for use more particularly in telephone exchanges having a device for the display of digital data transmitted on a telephone line.

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Bartolino, R. et al., "Ultrasonic Modulation of Light with a Liquid Crystal in the Smectic-A and Nematic Phases", Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 46, No. 5, (May 1975), pp. 1928-1933.

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