Abstract
The flatness of silicon backplanes for ferroelectric liquid crystal microdisplays is essential for their commercial success. The various factors affecting the flatness of liquid crystal on silicon backplanes are reviewed. A flattening technique is proposed based on a promising method that employs induced stress of thin films to control the deformation of silicon wafer. Limitations of this technique are discussed.
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