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The field of optics of liquid crystal displays has evolved vigorously during the last decade. Updated to reflect the recent advances in the field, the second edition of this highly practical guide to analyzing liquid crystal displays now offers a broader and more comprehensive discussion on the fundamentals of the field. Introducing the basic principles in a systematic, self contained treatment with minimal reliance on outside sources, Optics of Liquid Crystal Displays, Second Edition is a valuable resource for students, engineers, and scientists.
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The field of optics of liquid crystal displays has evolved vigorously during the last decade. Updated to reflect the recent advances in the field, the second edition of this highly practical guide to analyzing liquid crystal displays now offers a broader and more comprehensive discussion on the fundamentals of the field. Introducing the basic principles in a systematic, self contained treatment with minimal reliance on outside sources, Optics of Liquid Crystal Displays, Second Edition is a valuable resource for students, engineers, and scientists.
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- Wiley Series in Pure and Applied Optics Vol.1
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 2. Aufl.
- Seitenzahl: 792
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 46mm
- Gewicht: 1214g
- ISBN-13: 9780470181768
- ISBN-10: 0470181761
- Artikelnr.: 26606888
- Wiley Series in Pure and Applied Optics Vol.1
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 2. Aufl.
- Seitenzahl: 792
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 46mm
- Gewicht: 1214g
- ISBN-13: 9780470181768
- ISBN-10: 0470181761
- Artikelnr.: 26606888
Pochi Yeh, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at University of California, Santa Barbara. He is known for several important contributions in optics, including the development of a matrix method for optics of layered media, the theory of photorefractive phase conjugators, and the theory of wave mixing in nonlinear media. Claire Gu, PhD, is Professor of Electrical Engineering at University of California, Santa Cruz. She has published more than 200 journal and conference papers and, in 2007, was elected a Fellow of SPIE (The International Society of Optical Engineering).
Preface. Preface to the First Edition. Chapter 1. Preliminaries. 1.1. Basic
Components of LCDs. 1.2 Properties of Liquid Crystals. Chapter 2.
Polarization of Optical Waves. 2.1. Monochromatic Plane Waves and Their
Polarization States. 2.2. Complex Number Representation. 2.3. Jones Vector
Representation. 2.4. Partially Polarized and Unpolarized Light. 2.5.
Poincaré Sphere. Chapter 3. Electromagnetic Propagation in Anisotropic
Media. 3.1. Maxwell Equations and Dielectric Tensor. 3.2. Plane Waves in
Homogeneous Media and Normal Surface. 3.3. Light Propagation in Uniaxial
Media. 3.4. Double Refraction at a Boundary. 3.5. Anisotropic Absorption
and Polarizers. 3.6. Optical Activity and Faraday Rotation. 3.7. Light
Propagation in Biaxial Media. Chapter 4. Jones Matrix Method. 4.1. Jones
Matrix Formulation. 4.2. Intensity Transmission Spectrum. 4.3. Optical
Properties of TN-LC (Adiabatic Following or Waveguiding). 4.4. Phase
Retardation at Oblique Incidence. 4.5. Conoscopy. 4.6. Reflection Property
of a General TN-LCD with a Back Mirror. 4.7. Phase Retardation of a Biaxial
Plate. 4.8. Achromatic Wave Plates. 4.9. Broadband Quasi-Circular
Polarizers. 4.10. Wide Field-of-View Elements. Chapter 5. Liquid Crystal
Displays. 5.1. VA-LCDs. 5.2. IPS-LCDs. 5.3 TN-LCDs. 5.4. STN Displays. 5.5.
Nematic Liquid Crystal Display (N-LCD) Modes. 5.6. Polymer-Dispersed Liquid
Crystal Displays (PD-LCDs). 5.7. Reflective LCDs. 5.8. Transflective LCDs.
5.9. Projection Displays. 5.10. Other Display Systems. 5.11. Summary.
Chapter 6. Matrix Addressing, Colors, and Properties of LCDs. 6.1.
Multiplexed Displays. 6.2. Active Matrix (AM) Displays. 6.3. Optical
Throughput of TFT-LCDs. 6.4. Colors in LCDs. Chapter 7. Optical Properties
of Cholesteric Liquid Crystals. 7.1. Optical Phenomena in CLCs. 7.2.
Dielectric Tensor of an Ideal CLC. 7.3. Exact Solutions at Normal
Incidence. 7.4. Bragg Regime (nop nep)--Coupled-Mode Analysis. 7.5. Mauguin
Regime (" p"n). 7.6. Circular Regime. Chapter 8. Extended Jones Matrix
Method. 8.1. Mathematical Formulation and Applications. 8.2. Another
Extended Jones Matrix Method. 8.3. 4 × 4 Matrix Method. 8.4. General
Properties of A 4 × 4 Matrix. 8.5. Mueller Matrix Algebra and Jones Matrix
Algebra. 8.6. Reciprocity Theorem in Anisotropic Layered Media. Chapter 9.
Optical Compensators for Liquid Crystal Displays. 9.1. Viewing Angle
Characteristics of LCDs. 9.2. Origin of Leakage of Light in LCDs and
Compensators. 9.3. LCDs with Compensators. 9.4. Compensation Film with
Positive Birefringence (O-Plate). 9.5. Biaxial Compensation Film. 9.6.
Materials for Optical Phase Retardation Compensation. Appendix A. Elastic
and Electromagnetic Energy Density. Appendix B. Electro-Optical
Distortion--Tilt Mode. Appendix C. Electro-Optical Distortion--Twist Mode.
Appendix D. Electro-Optical Distortion in a TN-LC. Appendix E.
Electro-Optical Distortion in an STN-LC. Appendix F. Form Birefringence of
Composite Media. Appendix G. Spherical Trigonometry. Appendix H. Mie
Scattering and Diffusers. Appendix I. Variational Principles and Lagrange's
Equations. Author Index. Subject Index.
Components of LCDs. 1.2 Properties of Liquid Crystals. Chapter 2.
Polarization of Optical Waves. 2.1. Monochromatic Plane Waves and Their
Polarization States. 2.2. Complex Number Representation. 2.3. Jones Vector
Representation. 2.4. Partially Polarized and Unpolarized Light. 2.5.
Poincaré Sphere. Chapter 3. Electromagnetic Propagation in Anisotropic
Media. 3.1. Maxwell Equations and Dielectric Tensor. 3.2. Plane Waves in
Homogeneous Media and Normal Surface. 3.3. Light Propagation in Uniaxial
Media. 3.4. Double Refraction at a Boundary. 3.5. Anisotropic Absorption
and Polarizers. 3.6. Optical Activity and Faraday Rotation. 3.7. Light
Propagation in Biaxial Media. Chapter 4. Jones Matrix Method. 4.1. Jones
Matrix Formulation. 4.2. Intensity Transmission Spectrum. 4.3. Optical
Properties of TN-LC (Adiabatic Following or Waveguiding). 4.4. Phase
Retardation at Oblique Incidence. 4.5. Conoscopy. 4.6. Reflection Property
of a General TN-LCD with a Back Mirror. 4.7. Phase Retardation of a Biaxial
Plate. 4.8. Achromatic Wave Plates. 4.9. Broadband Quasi-Circular
Polarizers. 4.10. Wide Field-of-View Elements. Chapter 5. Liquid Crystal
Displays. 5.1. VA-LCDs. 5.2. IPS-LCDs. 5.3 TN-LCDs. 5.4. STN Displays. 5.5.
Nematic Liquid Crystal Display (N-LCD) Modes. 5.6. Polymer-Dispersed Liquid
Crystal Displays (PD-LCDs). 5.7. Reflective LCDs. 5.8. Transflective LCDs.
5.9. Projection Displays. 5.10. Other Display Systems. 5.11. Summary.
Chapter 6. Matrix Addressing, Colors, and Properties of LCDs. 6.1.
Multiplexed Displays. 6.2. Active Matrix (AM) Displays. 6.3. Optical
Throughput of TFT-LCDs. 6.4. Colors in LCDs. Chapter 7. Optical Properties
of Cholesteric Liquid Crystals. 7.1. Optical Phenomena in CLCs. 7.2.
Dielectric Tensor of an Ideal CLC. 7.3. Exact Solutions at Normal
Incidence. 7.4. Bragg Regime (nop nep)--Coupled-Mode Analysis. 7.5. Mauguin
Regime (" p"n). 7.6. Circular Regime. Chapter 8. Extended Jones Matrix
Method. 8.1. Mathematical Formulation and Applications. 8.2. Another
Extended Jones Matrix Method. 8.3. 4 × 4 Matrix Method. 8.4. General
Properties of A 4 × 4 Matrix. 8.5. Mueller Matrix Algebra and Jones Matrix
Algebra. 8.6. Reciprocity Theorem in Anisotropic Layered Media. Chapter 9.
Optical Compensators for Liquid Crystal Displays. 9.1. Viewing Angle
Characteristics of LCDs. 9.2. Origin of Leakage of Light in LCDs and
Compensators. 9.3. LCDs with Compensators. 9.4. Compensation Film with
Positive Birefringence (O-Plate). 9.5. Biaxial Compensation Film. 9.6.
Materials for Optical Phase Retardation Compensation. Appendix A. Elastic
and Electromagnetic Energy Density. Appendix B. Electro-Optical
Distortion--Tilt Mode. Appendix C. Electro-Optical Distortion--Twist Mode.
Appendix D. Electro-Optical Distortion in a TN-LC. Appendix E.
Electro-Optical Distortion in an STN-LC. Appendix F. Form Birefringence of
Composite Media. Appendix G. Spherical Trigonometry. Appendix H. Mie
Scattering and Diffusers. Appendix I. Variational Principles and Lagrange's
Equations. Author Index. Subject Index.
Preface. Preface to the First Edition. Chapter 1. Preliminaries. 1.1. Basic
Components of LCDs. 1.2 Properties of Liquid Crystals. Chapter 2.
Polarization of Optical Waves. 2.1. Monochromatic Plane Waves and Their
Polarization States. 2.2. Complex Number Representation. 2.3. Jones Vector
Representation. 2.4. Partially Polarized and Unpolarized Light. 2.5.
Poincaré Sphere. Chapter 3. Electromagnetic Propagation in Anisotropic
Media. 3.1. Maxwell Equations and Dielectric Tensor. 3.2. Plane Waves in
Homogeneous Media and Normal Surface. 3.3. Light Propagation in Uniaxial
Media. 3.4. Double Refraction at a Boundary. 3.5. Anisotropic Absorption
and Polarizers. 3.6. Optical Activity and Faraday Rotation. 3.7. Light
Propagation in Biaxial Media. Chapter 4. Jones Matrix Method. 4.1. Jones
Matrix Formulation. 4.2. Intensity Transmission Spectrum. 4.3. Optical
Properties of TN-LC (Adiabatic Following or Waveguiding). 4.4. Phase
Retardation at Oblique Incidence. 4.5. Conoscopy. 4.6. Reflection Property
of a General TN-LCD with a Back Mirror. 4.7. Phase Retardation of a Biaxial
Plate. 4.8. Achromatic Wave Plates. 4.9. Broadband Quasi-Circular
Polarizers. 4.10. Wide Field-of-View Elements. Chapter 5. Liquid Crystal
Displays. 5.1. VA-LCDs. 5.2. IPS-LCDs. 5.3 TN-LCDs. 5.4. STN Displays. 5.5.
Nematic Liquid Crystal Display (N-LCD) Modes. 5.6. Polymer-Dispersed Liquid
Crystal Displays (PD-LCDs). 5.7. Reflective LCDs. 5.8. Transflective LCDs.
5.9. Projection Displays. 5.10. Other Display Systems. 5.11. Summary.
Chapter 6. Matrix Addressing, Colors, and Properties of LCDs. 6.1.
Multiplexed Displays. 6.2. Active Matrix (AM) Displays. 6.3. Optical
Throughput of TFT-LCDs. 6.4. Colors in LCDs. Chapter 7. Optical Properties
of Cholesteric Liquid Crystals. 7.1. Optical Phenomena in CLCs. 7.2.
Dielectric Tensor of an Ideal CLC. 7.3. Exact Solutions at Normal
Incidence. 7.4. Bragg Regime (nop nep)--Coupled-Mode Analysis. 7.5. Mauguin
Regime (" p"n). 7.6. Circular Regime. Chapter 8. Extended Jones Matrix
Method. 8.1. Mathematical Formulation and Applications. 8.2. Another
Extended Jones Matrix Method. 8.3. 4 × 4 Matrix Method. 8.4. General
Properties of A 4 × 4 Matrix. 8.5. Mueller Matrix Algebra and Jones Matrix
Algebra. 8.6. Reciprocity Theorem in Anisotropic Layered Media. Chapter 9.
Optical Compensators for Liquid Crystal Displays. 9.1. Viewing Angle
Characteristics of LCDs. 9.2. Origin of Leakage of Light in LCDs and
Compensators. 9.3. LCDs with Compensators. 9.4. Compensation Film with
Positive Birefringence (O-Plate). 9.5. Biaxial Compensation Film. 9.6.
Materials for Optical Phase Retardation Compensation. Appendix A. Elastic
and Electromagnetic Energy Density. Appendix B. Electro-Optical
Distortion--Tilt Mode. Appendix C. Electro-Optical Distortion--Twist Mode.
Appendix D. Electro-Optical Distortion in a TN-LC. Appendix E.
Electro-Optical Distortion in an STN-LC. Appendix F. Form Birefringence of
Composite Media. Appendix G. Spherical Trigonometry. Appendix H. Mie
Scattering and Diffusers. Appendix I. Variational Principles and Lagrange's
Equations. Author Index. Subject Index.
Components of LCDs. 1.2 Properties of Liquid Crystals. Chapter 2.
Polarization of Optical Waves. 2.1. Monochromatic Plane Waves and Their
Polarization States. 2.2. Complex Number Representation. 2.3. Jones Vector
Representation. 2.4. Partially Polarized and Unpolarized Light. 2.5.
Poincaré Sphere. Chapter 3. Electromagnetic Propagation in Anisotropic
Media. 3.1. Maxwell Equations and Dielectric Tensor. 3.2. Plane Waves in
Homogeneous Media and Normal Surface. 3.3. Light Propagation in Uniaxial
Media. 3.4. Double Refraction at a Boundary. 3.5. Anisotropic Absorption
and Polarizers. 3.6. Optical Activity and Faraday Rotation. 3.7. Light
Propagation in Biaxial Media. Chapter 4. Jones Matrix Method. 4.1. Jones
Matrix Formulation. 4.2. Intensity Transmission Spectrum. 4.3. Optical
Properties of TN-LC (Adiabatic Following or Waveguiding). 4.4. Phase
Retardation at Oblique Incidence. 4.5. Conoscopy. 4.6. Reflection Property
of a General TN-LCD with a Back Mirror. 4.7. Phase Retardation of a Biaxial
Plate. 4.8. Achromatic Wave Plates. 4.9. Broadband Quasi-Circular
Polarizers. 4.10. Wide Field-of-View Elements. Chapter 5. Liquid Crystal
Displays. 5.1. VA-LCDs. 5.2. IPS-LCDs. 5.3 TN-LCDs. 5.4. STN Displays. 5.5.
Nematic Liquid Crystal Display (N-LCD) Modes. 5.6. Polymer-Dispersed Liquid
Crystal Displays (PD-LCDs). 5.7. Reflective LCDs. 5.8. Transflective LCDs.
5.9. Projection Displays. 5.10. Other Display Systems. 5.11. Summary.
Chapter 6. Matrix Addressing, Colors, and Properties of LCDs. 6.1.
Multiplexed Displays. 6.2. Active Matrix (AM) Displays. 6.3. Optical
Throughput of TFT-LCDs. 6.4. Colors in LCDs. Chapter 7. Optical Properties
of Cholesteric Liquid Crystals. 7.1. Optical Phenomena in CLCs. 7.2.
Dielectric Tensor of an Ideal CLC. 7.3. Exact Solutions at Normal
Incidence. 7.4. Bragg Regime (nop nep)--Coupled-Mode Analysis. 7.5. Mauguin
Regime (" p"n). 7.6. Circular Regime. Chapter 8. Extended Jones Matrix
Method. 8.1. Mathematical Formulation and Applications. 8.2. Another
Extended Jones Matrix Method. 8.3. 4 × 4 Matrix Method. 8.4. General
Properties of A 4 × 4 Matrix. 8.5. Mueller Matrix Algebra and Jones Matrix
Algebra. 8.6. Reciprocity Theorem in Anisotropic Layered Media. Chapter 9.
Optical Compensators for Liquid Crystal Displays. 9.1. Viewing Angle
Characteristics of LCDs. 9.2. Origin of Leakage of Light in LCDs and
Compensators. 9.3. LCDs with Compensators. 9.4. Compensation Film with
Positive Birefringence (O-Plate). 9.5. Biaxial Compensation Film. 9.6.
Materials for Optical Phase Retardation Compensation. Appendix A. Elastic
and Electromagnetic Energy Density. Appendix B. Electro-Optical
Distortion--Tilt Mode. Appendix C. Electro-Optical Distortion--Twist Mode.
Appendix D. Electro-Optical Distortion in a TN-LC. Appendix E.
Electro-Optical Distortion in an STN-LC. Appendix F. Form Birefringence of
Composite Media. Appendix G. Spherical Trigonometry. Appendix H. Mie
Scattering and Diffusers. Appendix I. Variational Principles and Lagrange's
Equations. Author Index. Subject Index.