Abstract
An optical design for a reflective LCD with a thicker cell gap that can have relatively higher productivity was examined theoretically. The proposed LCD was characterized by the optical axes of a half-wave retardation film, quarter-wave retardation film, and LC layer, which are 15°, −15° and 75° with the transmission axis of the polarizer, respectively. The LCs at the dark state lie down on the surface to produce half-wave retardation, whereas they rise up to produce quarter-wave retardation under an electric field in the white state. The proposed optical structure for the reflective LCD shows good dispersion characteristics at both the dark and white states.
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