JPS6013161B2 - liquid crystal display device - Google Patents

liquid crystal display device

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JPS6013161B2
JPS6013161B2 JP15097477A JP15097477A JPS6013161B2 JP S6013161 B2 JPS6013161 B2 JP S6013161B2 JP 15097477 A JP15097477 A JP 15097477A JP 15097477 A JP15097477 A JP 15097477A JP S6013161 B2 JPS6013161 B2 JP S6013161B2
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哲 山崎
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    • GPHYSICS
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    • G02FOPTICAL DEVICES OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF LIGHT BY MODIFICATION OF THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THE MEDIA OF THE ELEMENTS INVOLVED THEREIN; NON-LINEAR OPTICS; FREQUENCY-CHANGING OF LIGHT; OPTICAL LOGIC ELEMENTS; OPTICAL ANALOGUE/DIGITAL CONVERTERS
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    • G02F1/13471Arrangement of liquid crystal layers or cells in which the final condition of one light beam is achieved by the addition of the effects of two or more layers or cells in which all the liquid crystal cells or layers remain transparent, e.g. FLC, ECB, DAP, HAN, TN, STN, SBE-LC cells
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    • G02FOPTICAL DEVICES OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF LIGHT BY MODIFICATION OF THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THE MEDIA OF THE ELEMENTS INVOLVED THEREIN; NON-LINEAR OPTICS; FREQUENCY-CHANGING OF LIGHT; OPTICAL LOGIC ELEMENTS; OPTICAL ANALOGUE/DIGITAL CONVERTERS
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は液晶表示装置に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display device.

液晶表示袋燈の動作原理は、平行に配燈された2枚の基
板の闇で形成される液晶層に蝿氏等の外部場を印加する
際に生ずる液晶の光学的諸特性の変化に基づくものであ
り、この光学諸特性の変化は外部錫の無印加時の液晶の
特定な配向(初期配向)が外部場の印加で変形ないいさ
乱されることにより生ずる。本発明はかかる特性の内、
液晶分子が基板電極面に平行に配列される水平液晶分子
配向を持ち、かつ、一方の基板電極面から他方の基板面
へ行く間に任意角度髄万向が模られている液晶分子嬢れ
角を有している液晶セルと偏光子及び検光子からなる偏
光板で構成されるTN方式液晶表示菱贋に関するもので
ある。本発明の目的は、液晶表示装置の全体表示コント
ラストを段階的に任意に缶肘御可能とするものである。
The operating principle of a liquid crystal display backlight is based on the changes in the optical properties of the liquid crystal that occur when an external field such as that of a fly is applied to the liquid crystal layer formed in the darkness of two substrates arranged in parallel. These changes in optical properties occur because the specific orientation (initial orientation) of the liquid crystal when no external tin is applied is not deformed or disturbed by the application of an external field. Among these characteristics, the present invention has the following characteristics:
A liquid crystal molecule shear angle that has a horizontal liquid crystal molecule orientation in which the liquid crystal molecules are arranged parallel to the substrate electrode surface, and an arbitrary angular direction is modeled while going from one substrate electrode surface to the other substrate surface. This invention relates to a TN type liquid crystal display machine which is composed of a liquid crystal cell having a polarizer and a polarizing plate comprising a polarizer and an analyzer. An object of the present invention is to enable the overall display contrast of a liquid crystal display device to be arbitrarily controlled in stages.

他の目的は1つの表示体の中でコントラスト差のあるパ
ターンを同時表示、且つ、任意制御可能とするものであ
る。更に、他の目的は、光干渉色を利用し、色調差を有
するパターンを表示且つ任意制御可能とするものである
。第1図は従来のTN方式液晶表示袋贋を説明する斜視
図である。
Another purpose is to simultaneously display patterns with different contrasts on one display and to enable arbitrary control. Furthermore, another object is to use optical interference colors to display and arbitrarily control patterns having color tone differences. FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a conventional TN type liquid crystal display bag counterfeit.

偏光子1と後光子2の偏光軸は矢印で示す如く、偏光方
向がほぼ直角にクロスで配直され、この偏光液間にTN
方式液晶セルが有り、液晶セルは2枚の透明基板4,5
(−般にはガラスが用いられる)及び鉄透明基板の液晶
面側に設けられた透明導蟹性電極5,6及び液晶分子3
から構成されている。液晶分子3は図示されている如く
分子長軸が基板の面に平行になるような水平液晶分子配
向及び液晶分子が上基板面4から下基板面7までの間で
け/2擦れた液晶分子複れ角度を有するように礎成され
ている。このTN方式液晶表示袋直に於いての表示原理
は、母圧が印加されていない状機では偏光子を透過した
入射光は液晶分子で汀/2旋光されるため、光は検光子
を全部透過するが、透明導電性亀極5.6に外部場より
亀氏を母加すると液晶分子が基板に対し垂直に配向する
ため、汀/2なる複れ角は緩くなり綾光態を失い入射光
は後光子で全部遮断される。すなわち、偏光子を透過し
た入射光をA、液晶分子層で綾光される光の角度を8、
検光子を通過する光をBとすると、B:池S(青−8)
=ASin8 側‐‘11なる関係式で表わされ、電
圧無印加時は0=竹/2、電圧印加時は0=0となり第
2図に示す如く、液晶分子を移動させるに十分なる電圧
の強度印加により透明と黒とのコントラスト差でのパタ
ーン表示を可能とする。
The polarization axes of the polarizer 1 and the rear photon 2 are rearranged so that the polarization directions are almost perpendicular to each other, as shown by the arrows, and there is a TN between the polarizing liquids.
There is a system liquid crystal cell, and the liquid crystal cell has two transparent substrates 4 and 5.
(generally glass is used), transparent conductive electrodes 5 and 6 provided on the liquid crystal surface side of the iron transparent substrate, and liquid crystal molecules 3
It consists of As shown in the figure, the liquid crystal molecules 3 are horizontal liquid crystal molecules aligned so that the long axis of the molecules is parallel to the surface of the substrate, and the liquid crystal molecules are rubbed by 1/2 between the upper substrate surface 4 and the lower substrate surface 7. The foundation is constructed to have a double angle of inclination. The display principle of this TN type liquid crystal display bag is that when no mother pressure is applied, the incident light that passes through the polarizer is polarized by the liquid crystal molecules, so the light passes through the analyzer completely. However, when an external field is applied to the transparent conductive Kame electrode 5.6, the liquid crystal molecules align perpendicularly to the substrate, so the bifurcation angle of 2/2 becomes looser and loses its optical state. The light is completely blocked by the photons. In other words, the incident light transmitted through the polarizer is A, the angle of the light reflected by the liquid crystal molecular layer is 8,
If the light passing through the analyzer is B, then B: Pond S (Blue-8)
= ASin8 side - '11 It is expressed by the relational expression 0 = bamboo / 2 when no voltage is applied, and 0 = 0 when voltage is applied, as shown in Figure 2, the voltage is sufficient to move the liquid crystal molecules. By applying intensity, it is possible to display a pattern based on the contrast difference between transparent and black.

この際、パターンの形状は透明鶴亀性電極5,6の外形
形状によって決定される。かかる如く、TN方止は液晶
層の液晶分子湊れ角8=灯/2を電圧印加により8=0
、つまり8;汀/2かり=0かの点に変化させることに
より、表示コントラスト差を生じせしめている。本発明
はかかるTN方式の原理に着目し、二層以上複数層の液
晶層を配置し「 8=汀/2なる液晶分子嫁れ角を各液
晶層の擦れ角に任意分割し「電圧印加により各液晶層総
和の涙れ角aを0からげ/2の間で任意に制御し、コン
トラスト差を生じせしめるものである。第3図は本発明
による具体的一実施例を示すものである。
At this time, the shape of the pattern is determined by the external shape of the transparent tortoiseshell electrodes 5 and 6. As described above, the TN direction is determined by applying a voltage to the liquid crystal molecule angle of 8=0/2 in the liquid crystal layer.
, that is, by changing the point to 8; 0/2 = 0, a display contrast difference is generated. The present invention focuses on the principle of such a TN system, arranges two or more liquid crystal layers, arbitrarily divides the liquid crystal molecule deflection angle of 8=T/2 into the friction angle of each liquid crystal layer, and calculates the The tear angle a of the total sum of each liquid crystal layer is arbitrarily controlled between 0 and 2 to produce a contrast difference.FIG. 3 shows a specific embodiment of the present invention.

偏光子8及び検光子9は従来方式と同様に配置されてお
り、その偏光板の間に液晶層10及び11の二層が基板
12,14,17によって挟持されている。又、互々の
液晶層が外部印加電圧によって独立に制御可能の如く、
透明導電性電極13,15,16,18が該基板に配遺
されている。更に、液晶分子は水平配向処理されている
と共に液晶分子湊れ角に注目すると、第1層の液晶層1
0の振れ角ひ,。と第7層の液晶層11の振れ角0,.
との総和8=8,。十a,.=竹/2となるように分割
配置されている。かかる構造に於いて亀圧無印加時は0
1式に於いて0=a,o十811=m/2で入射光は全
て検光子を通過してくる。電圧を透明導電・性電極13
と15及び16と18間に印加すると‘1}式に於いて
8=0・o十8・・=0となり、入射光は全て検光子で
遮断され、透明と黒とのコントラスト差を生ずる。かか
る表示動作では第1図に示した従来のTN方式と何等異
なる所は無いのであるが、この構造に於いて液晶層11
、つまり透明導電性電極16と18へのみに電圧を印加
すると、偏光子8を通過した入射光は液晶層10の振れ
角8,。だけ旋行した状態で検光子9に進み、検光子の
偏光軸方向の成分だけが通過する。つまり、B=Aco
s(w/2−0,。
A polarizer 8 and an analyzer 9 are arranged in the same manner as in the conventional system, and two liquid crystal layers 10 and 11 are sandwiched between the polarizing plates by substrates 12, 14, and 17. Also, each liquid crystal layer can be controlled independently by an externally applied voltage.
Transparent conductive electrodes 13, 15, 16, 18 are disposed on the substrate. Furthermore, the liquid crystal molecules are horizontally aligned, and if we pay attention to the angle of the liquid crystal molecules, we can see that the first liquid crystal layer 1
The deflection angle of 0. and the deflection angle of the seventh liquid crystal layer 11 is 0, .
The sum of 8=8. 10a,. It is divided and arranged so that = bamboo/2. In such a structure, when no tortoise pressure is applied, the value is 0.
In equation 1, 0=a, o1811=m/2, and all the incident light passes through the analyzer. Voltage transparent conductive/sexual electrode 13
When applied between 15 and 16 and 18, 8=0·o18 . . . =0 in the formula '1}, and all incident light is blocked by the analyzer, creating a contrast difference between transparent and black. In this display operation, there is no difference from the conventional TN system shown in FIG. 1, but in this structure, the liquid crystal layer 11
That is, when a voltage is applied only to the transparent conductive electrodes 16 and 18, the incident light that has passed through the polarizer 8 has a deflection angle of 8. The light beam advances to the analyzer 9 while being rotated by the same amount, and only the component in the direction of the polarization axis of the analyzer passes through. In other words, B=Aco
s(w/2-0,.

)F松in8,。 …■の光量が通過可能である。‘2
)式の関係を図示したのが第4図である。つまり、8・
oを0からげ/2の間の任意の角度に設定する事により
電圧無印加時・二層の内どちらか一方への電圧印加時‘
二層共に電圧印加時の4状態下での検光子透過光の強度
差、つまりコントラスト差を有する表示パターンを生じ
せしめることが可能である。具体的例を第5図液晶表示
装置断面図及び第6図平面図に示す。偏光子18と検光
子19との間に液晶層20,21,22の3層を有して
いる。又「各層はそれぞれ82o、82・、82の液晶
分子振れ角を有し、a沙十82,十822=汀/2の関
係を保持している。透明導電性電極は説明を明確にする
様に◇A・)2AI◇松の大きさの外形形状を有するパ
ターンで形成されている。この構造の液晶表示装置の各
層に電圧を印加すると、第6図平面図に示す如く4段階
のコントラスト差を持つパターンを形成することができ
る。つまり、{1)式に於いて、23の電極パターン部
は8=0での透過光コントラスト。24の電極パターン
部は8=82。
) F pine in8,. ...■ amount of light can pass through. '2
) is shown in FIG. 4. In other words, 8.
By setting o to any angle between 0 and 2, it is possible to adjust the voltage when no voltage is applied or when voltage is applied to either one of the two layers.
It is possible to produce a display pattern having a difference in the intensity of light transmitted through the analyzer under four conditions when a voltage is applied to both layers, that is, a difference in contrast. Specific examples are shown in FIG. 5, a sectional view of a liquid crystal display device, and FIG. 6, a plan view. Three liquid crystal layers 20, 21, and 22 are provided between the polarizer 18 and the analyzer 19. Also, each layer has a liquid crystal molecular deflection angle of 82 degrees, 82 degrees, 82 degrees, and maintains the relationship of 82 degrees, 82 degrees = 2 degrees.The transparent conductive electrodes are used to clarify the explanation. ◇A・)2AI◇It is formed with a pattern having an external shape the size of a pine tree.When a voltage is applied to each layer of a liquid crystal display device with this structure, four levels of contrast difference are created as shown in the plan view of Figure 6. In other words, in equation {1), the 23rd electrode pattern section has a transmitted light contrast of 8=0, and the 24th electrode pattern section has a transmitted light contrast of 8=82.

での透過光コントラスト。25の電極パターン部は8ェ
82。
Transmitted light contrast at . The electrode pattern part 25 is 8e82.

十82,での透過光コントラスト。26の電極パターン
部はa=82o十8a+a22での透過光コントラスト
Transmitted light contrast at 182. The electrode pattern part 26 has a transmitted light contrast of a=82o18a+a22.

を表示することが可能である。It is possible to display

又、この際、液晶層の湊れ角8と偏光子或し、は検光子
の偏光軸との間に角度差を生ずる為、検光子を通過した
光は干渉色を生じ、その為表示パターンは色が変化し色
相の変調ができる。その色は純粋の単色光とはならない
が、本発明はその干渉色を積極的に表示のバラエティー
として利用活用するものである。つまり、第6図の平面
図表示パターン23,24,25,26に於いてコント
ラスト差と共に色調差のあるパターンを提示可能とする
。以上本発明の特徴を説明したが、本発明はなにも実施
例に限定されたものでなく、偏光子と検光子間の偏光方
向は直交で無く平行等任意角度でも良く、又、液晶層の
総和液晶分子擬れ角もげ/2に限定されたものでない。
Also, at this time, since there is an angular difference between the convergence angle 8 of the liquid crystal layer and the polarization axis of the polarizer or analyzer, the light passing through the analyzer produces interference colors, which causes the display pattern to change. The color changes and the hue can be modulated. Although the color is not pure monochromatic light, the present invention actively utilizes the interference color as a variety of display. In other words, in the plan view display patterns 23, 24, 25, and 26 of FIG. 6, it is possible to present patterns with contrast differences and tone differences. Although the features of the present invention have been explained above, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and the polarization direction between the polarizer and the analyzer may not be orthogonal but may be parallel or any other angle, and the liquid crystal layer It is not limited to the sum of the liquid crystal molecule pseudo-angles/2.

更に、液晶層の液晶分子湊れ角の旋光方向も何等一方向
に統一されておる必要もなく右旋光及び左旋光方向が共
存していても効果は同じである。以上説明したように、
本発明の液晶表示装置は偏光子と検光子の間に複数のT
N液晶層を配し、各層の振れ角の総和を任意に設定して
あるので、各液晶層への駆動電圧の印加により全体コン
トラスト、一つの表示体の中のコントラスト、色調差を
有するパターンを任意に段階的に制御することが可能と
なる。
Furthermore, the optical rotation direction of the liquid crystal molecule dip angle in the liquid crystal layer does not need to be unified in any one direction, and the effect is the same even if the right and left rotation directions coexist. As explained above,
The liquid crystal display device of the present invention has a plurality of T between a polarizer and an analyzer.
N liquid crystal layers are arranged, and the sum of the deflection angles of each layer is set arbitrarily, so by applying a driving voltage to each liquid crystal layer, it is possible to create patterns with overall contrast, contrast within one display, and color tone differences. It becomes possible to perform arbitrary step-by-step control.

これによって表示の多機能化がはかられ、液晶表示装置
の応用化を拡大することができる効果を有する。
This has the effect of making the display multifunctional and expanding the applications of the liquid crystal display device.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来のTN方式液晶表示装置を説明するための
図。 第2図は印加電圧と透過光との関係を説明するための図
。第3図は本発明のTN方式液晶表示装置を説明するた
めの図。第4図は液晶分子湊れ角と透過光との関係を説
明するための図。第5図、第6図は本発明の一実施例を
説明するための液晶表示装置の断面図及び平面図。1…
・・・偏光子、2・・・・・・検光子、3・・・・・・
液晶層、4,5・・・・・・基板、6,7・・・・・・
透明導電性電極(第1図)、8・・・・・・偏光子、9
…・・・検光子、10・・・・・・第1液晶層、11…
…第2液晶層、12,14,17・・・・・・基板、1
3,15,16,18・…・・透明導電性電極(第3図
)。才7図 矛Z図 力う図 才4図 チ5図 才6図
FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining a conventional TN mode liquid crystal display device. FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between applied voltage and transmitted light. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the TN mode liquid crystal display device of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between the liquid crystal molecule angle and transmitted light. FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 are a sectional view and a plan view of a liquid crystal display device for explaining an embodiment of the present invention. 1...
...Polarizer, 2...Analyzer, 3...
Liquid crystal layer, 4, 5...substrate, 6, 7...
Transparent conductive electrode (Fig. 1), 8...Polarizer, 9
...Analyzer, 10...First liquid crystal layer, 11...
...Second liquid crystal layer, 12, 14, 17...Substrate, 1
3, 15, 16, 18...Transparent conductive electrode (Fig. 3). Figure 7

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 偏光子と検光子間に複数のTN液晶層を配置した液
晶表示装置において、前記複数のTN液晶層は各層毎に
定まる液晶分子捩れ角を有し、各液晶層の総和の捩れ角
を各層に印加する電圧の組み合わせに応じて制御するこ
とによって、前記TN液晶層の総数に対応した段数の濃
淡又は色相を変化させ得るようにしたことを特徴とする
液晶表示装置。 2 前記複数のTN液晶層の各層の液晶分子捩れ角の旋
光方向が一方向であることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲
第1項記載の液晶表示装置。 3 前記各層の液晶分子捩れ角の旋光方向が右旋光と左
旋光の2方向であることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第
1項記載の液晶表示装置。
[Scope of Claims] 1. In a liquid crystal display device in which a plurality of TN liquid crystal layers are arranged between a polarizer and an analyzer, the plurality of TN liquid crystal layers have a liquid crystal molecule twist angle determined for each layer, and each liquid crystal layer has a twist angle determined for each layer. A liquid crystal display device characterized in that by controlling the total twist angle according to the combination of voltages applied to each layer, the shading or hue of the number of stages corresponding to the total number of the TN liquid crystal layers can be changed. 2. The liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the optical rotation direction of the twist angle of liquid crystal molecules of each of the plurality of TN liquid crystal layers is unidirectional. 3. The liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the directions of optical rotation of the torsional angle of the liquid crystal molecules in each layer are two directions: right-handed rotation and left-handed rotation.
JP15097477A 1977-12-15 1977-12-15 liquid crystal display device Expired JPS6013161B2 (en)

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