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A Random Depolarization Film (RDF), a polymer film doped with birefringent microparticles, randomizes polarization of the light. This study analyzed depolarization effects of the RDF that contribute to realizing real-color displays. The first effect is to decrease a degree of polarization, which resolves a blackout problem of the displays viewed through polarized sunglasses. The second effect is to minimize the wavelength dependence of the depolarization, which improves a color change of the displays viewed through the polarized sunglasses. The third effect is to minimize the viewing-angle dependence of the depolarization. The displays with the RDF hardly shows any color change at wide viewing angles.
S. Sasaki andY. Koike
"Analysis of depolarization effects of random depolarization film for real-color displays", Proc. SPIE PC12444, Ultra-High-Definition Imaging Systems VI, PC1244406 (24 March 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2647491
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S. Sasaki, Y. Koike, "Analysis of depolarization effects of random depolarization film for real-color displays," Proc. SPIE PC12444, Ultra-High-Definition Imaging Systems VI, PC1244406 (24 March 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2647491