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Published on: December 4, 2013
Designs of broadband and wide-view patterned polarizers for stereoscopic 3D displays
Chao-Te Lee1, Hoang-Yan Lin, Chao-Hsu Tsai
1Institute of Photonics and Optoelectronics, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan.
Abstract:
This work presents a new methodology to design patterned circular polarizers consisting of in-cell polarizers, in-cell retarders and biaxial films to achieve very wide viewing freedom for stereoscopic 3D color LCDs. The biaxial films with least materials and simple fabrication concepts are employed for off-axis compensation of the in-cell retarders. In the best result, the crosstalk ratio is less than 0.035 or 0.0082 respectively for over ± 60° or ± 40° viewing cone of the 3D display. As to the normal view of the proposed structure with glasses or LCD rotation, the crosstalk ratio is less than 0.11%, with 93.5% improvement as compared with the ± λ/4 patterned polarizer. The dispersion properties of materials have been considered in all simulations to mimic real situations.

