Tunable liquid crystal lens with raised trapezoidal electrodes

Wen-ming, 吕文明 Lv; Hongxia, 张红霞 Zhang; Xiao-min, 宋晓敏 Song; Dagong, 贾大功 Jia; Tiegen, 刘铁根 Liu

doi:10.3788/yjyxs20183301.0030

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2018

DOI: 10.3788/yjyxs20183301.0030

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Tunable liquid crystal lens with raised trapezoidal electrodes

吕文明 Lv Wen-ming¹,

张红霞 Zhang Hongxia²,

宋晓敏 Song Xiao-min³

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3.1: Force‐induced Tunable Lens for Dark‐zone Compensation in Stretchable Display

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Lens array is an important component for optimizing display performances. In this paper, we further explore the lens array structure for future stretchable displays. This work proposed the force‐induced tunable lens with an adjustable diopter triggered by applied strain. Furthermore, we introduced an optical compensation method to solve the dark zone problem with this tunable lens. The optical simulation result shows the feasibility of this method used in a display array.

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Tunable liquid crystal lens with raised trapezoidal electrodes

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3.1: Force‐induced Tunable Lens for Dark‐zone Compensation in Stretchable Display

3.1: Force‐induced Tunable Lens for Dark‐zone Compensation in Stretchable Display

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