Light control film and backlight unit using the same
First Claim
1. A light control film having a rough surface, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that average (θ
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than 20 degrees and not more than 75 degrees, and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601;
2001) of the profile curve is not more than 1.2 for substantially any profile curve.
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Abstract
A light control film enabling improvement in front luminance, having appropriate light diffusing property and free from problems of interference pattern, glare etc. is provided.
A light control film 10 having a rough surface is constituted so that, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that average (θave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a curve along the edge of the cross section is not less than 20 degrees and not more than 75 degrees, and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601:2001) of the profile curve is not more than 1.2 should be satisfied for substantially any profile curve.
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18 Claims
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1. A light control film having a rough surface, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that average (θ
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than 20 degrees and not more than 75 degrees, and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601;
2001) of the profile curve is not more than 1.2 for substantially any profile curve. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11)
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than 20 degrees and not more than 75 degrees, and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601;
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2. A light control film having a rough surface formed by a patterned layer comprising a material having a refractive index n, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that average (θ
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than (36−
10n) degree and not more than (86−
10n), and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601;
2001) of the profile curve is not more than (n−
0.4) for substantially any profile curve. - View Dependent Claims (12)
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than (36−
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3. A light control film having a rough surface, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that average (θ
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than 20 degrees and not more than 75 degrees, and kurtosis (JIS B0601;
2001) of the profile curve is not less than 1.5 and not more than 5.0 for substantially any profile curve. - View Dependent Claims (13)
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than 20 degrees and not more than 75 degrees, and kurtosis (JIS B0601;
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4. A light control film having a rough surface formed by a patterned layer comprising a material having a predetermined refractive index of n, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that average (θ
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than (36−
10n) degree and not more than (86−
10n), and kurtosis (JIS B0601;
2001) of the profile curve is not less than 1.5 and not more than (10n−
11) for substantially any profile curve. - View Dependent Claims (14)
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ave, degree) of absolute values of slope with respect to the base plane of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface is not less than (36−
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5. A light control film having a rough surface, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that ratio (Lr=L2/L1 ) of a length (L2) of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface to a length (L1) of a straight line defined as an intersection of the base plane and the cross section is 1.1 Lr 1.8, and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601:
- 2001) of the profile curve is not more than 1.2 for substantially any cross section.
- View Dependent Claims (15)
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6. A light control film having a rough surface formed by a patterned layer comprising a material having a refractive index n, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that ratio (Lr=L2/L1) of a length (L2) of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface to a length (L1) of a straight line defined as an intersection of the base plane and the cross section is (1.9−
- 0.5n) Lr 1.8, and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601;
2001) of the profile curve is not more than (n−
0.4) for substantially any cross section. - View Dependent Claims (16)
- 0.5n) Lr 1.8, and absolute value of skewness (JIS B0601;
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7. A light control film having a rough surface, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that ratio (Lr=L2/L1) of a length (L2) of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface to a length (L1) of a straight line defined as an intersection of the base plane and the cross section is 1.1 Lr 1.8, and kurtosis (JIS B0601:
- 2001) of the profile curve is not less than 1.0 and not more than 4.5 for substantially any cross section.
- View Dependent Claims (17)
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8. A light control film having a rough surface formed by a patterned layer comprising a material having a refractive index n, wherein the rough surface satisfies, for an arbitrary cross section perpendicular to a base plane of the film, a condition that ratio (Lr=L2/L1 ) of a length (L2) of a profile curve along the edge of the cross section contoured by the rough surface to a length (L1) of a straight line defined as an intersection of the base plane and the cross section is (1.9−
- 0.5n) Lr 1.8, and kurtosis (JIS B0601;
2001) of the profile curve is not less than 1.0 and not more than (10n−
11.5) for substantially any cross section. - View Dependent Claims (18)
- 0.5n) Lr 1.8, and kurtosis (JIS B0601;
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