Virtual stereographic display system
First Claim
1. A virtual stereographic display system comprising:
- a display image surface;
a polarizer disposed adjacent to said display image surface;
a liquid crystal cell having a ferroelectric smectic liquid crystal aligned therein and being disposed adjacent to said polarizer;
a driving circuit connected to said liquid crystal cell for applying an AC voltage synchronized with a frame signal of an image on said display image surface to said liquid crystal cell and for switching polarization axes of display light developed from said display image surface through said polarizer and said liquid crystal cell by time division; and
polarizing glasses having a first polarization axis for the left eye and a second polarization axis for the right eye for viewing the display light.
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Abstract
A virtual stereographic display system which includes a display image surface, a polarizer disposed before the display image surface, a liquid crystal cell in which ferroelectric smectic liquid crystal is aligned, and disposed before the polarizer, a driving circuit connected to the liquid crystal cell so as to apply AC voltage synchronized with the frame signal of the image on the display image surface to the liquid crystal cell and to switch over the polarization axes of the display light proceeding from the display image surface through the polarizer and liquid crystal cell by time division, and polarizing glasses having different polarization axes for the left eye and right eye for viewing the display light.
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12 Claims
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1. A virtual stereographic display system comprising:
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a display image surface; a polarizer disposed adjacent to said display image surface; a liquid crystal cell having a ferroelectric smectic liquid crystal aligned therein and being disposed adjacent to said polarizer; a driving circuit connected to said liquid crystal cell for applying an AC voltage synchronized with a frame signal of an image on said display image surface to said liquid crystal cell and for switching polarization axes of display light developed from said display image surface through said polarizer and said liquid crystal cell by time division; and polarizing glasses having a first polarization axis for the left eye and a second polarization axis for the right eye for viewing the display light. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A virtual stereographic display system comprising:
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a display image surfce; a liquid crystal cell having ferroelectric smectic liquid crystal mixed with dichroic dye enclosed therein and being disposed adjacent to said display image surface; a driving circuit connected to said liquid crystal cell for applying an AC voltage synchronized with a frame signal of an image on said display image surface to said liquid crystal cell and for switching polarization axes of display light developed from said display image surface through said liquid crystal cell by time division; and polarizing glasses having a first polarization axis for the left eye and a second polarization axis for the right eye for viewing the polarized display light. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7)
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8. A virtual stereographic display system comprising:
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a display image surface for alternately displaying a right eye image and a left eye image; and observation glasses for observing said display image surface, said observation glasses having light valve means arranged to alternately open and close the right and left eye portions thereof in response to voltages in a waveform synchronized with a frame signal of said right and left eye images, said light valve means having liquid crystal cells in which ferroelectric smectic liquid crystal is enclosed therein, said liquid crystal cells being in a transparent state when a DC voltage is applied thereto, and said liquid crystal cells being in a transient light scattering state when the polarity of said DC voltage is reversed. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10)
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11. A virtual stereographic display system comprising:
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a display image surface for alternately displaying a right eye image and a left eye image; and means for observing a light signal from said right and left eye images with a light valve function that is driven in response to voltages having a waveform synchronzed with a frame signal of said right and left eye images, and a brightness variation signal is produced by an output signal from a photosensor which detects brightness variations on the display image surface and said brightness variation signal is synchronized with said frame signal. - View Dependent Claims (12)
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