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Field sequentially driven liquid crystal display device

  • US 20080084521A1
  • Filed: 10/05/2007
  • Published: 04/10/2008
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/06/2006
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. A liquid crystal display device comprising:

  • a first liquid crystal cell including a first pair of opposing substrates and a first liquid crystal layer held between said first pair of substrates, said first pair of substrates having at least a first pair of pixel electrodes for displaying predetermined characters and figures, and an alignment state of said first liquid crystal layer being capable of being controlled by adjusting a voltage applied across said first pair of pixel electrodes;

    a second liquid crystal cell including a second pair of opposing substrates and a second liquid crystal layer held between said second pair of substrates, said second pair of substrates having a second pair of pixel electrodes for completely covering in area said predetermined characters and figures, and an alignment state of said second liquid crystal layer being capable of being controlled by adjusting a voltage applied across said second pair of pixel electrodes;

    two cross polarizers disposed on both sides of a two-layer structure panel including said first and second liquid crystal cells along a normal direction of said substrates;

    a light source capable of emitting lights of a plurality of colors; and

    a control circuit for time sequentially dividing one frame into a plurality of subframes, emitting light of a predetermined color in each subframe, synchronously with light emission, controlling a state of light transmission and light shielding of a plurality of display areas of said two-layer structure panel including said first and second liquid crystal cells,wherein said first and second liquid crystal cells are structured in a mutual optical compensation relation in both a driving state and a non-driving state.

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