JOURNAL ARTICLE
Holographic recordings of nematic liquid crystal displays
H. J. GerritsenMary Lou Jepsen
Year: 1987 Journal: Applied Optics Vol: 26 (17)Pages: 3717-3717 Publisher: Optica Publishing Group
Abstract
A hologram has been made of a twisted nematic liquid crystal display. This accomplishment eliminates the need for the photographic step associated with computer-generated holography. Nematic liquid crystal displays using dynamic scattering can also be used to generate a hologram but require a different mode of operation.
Keywords:
Liquid crystal Holography Optics Materials science Scattering Holographic display Liquid-crystal display Biaxial nematic Physics
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Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Media Technology
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