Surface formed complex polymer lenses diffuse reflector
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsCheryl J. Kaminsky, Robert P. Bourdelais
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Abstract
Disclosed is a diffuse reflector comprising a reflective layer and a transparent polymeric film comprising a plurality of complex lenses on a surface thereof.
Claims50
A diffuse reflector comprising a reflective layer and a transparent polymeric film comprising a plurality of complex lenses on a surface thereof.
A diffuse light comprising a light source and a diffuse reflector comprising a reflective layer and a polymeric film comprising a plurality of complex lenses on a surface thereof.
A back lighted imaging media comprising a light source and a diffuse reflector comprising a reflective layer and a polymeric film comprising a plurality of convex and/or concave complex lenses on a surface thereof.
A liquid crystal device comprising a light source and a diffuse reflector comprising a reflective layer and a polymeric film comprising a plurality of complex lenses on a surface thereof wherein the film is located between the light source and the reflective layer.
A liquid crystal device component comprising a light source and a diffuse reflector comprising a reflective layer and a polymeric film comprising a plurality of complex lenses on a surface thereof.
A method for forming a plurality of polymeric complex lenses in a desired pattern on a reflective base comprising the step of coating a melted layer of the polymeric material onto the base and cooling the material while subjecting the layer to a contact with a form having a pattern corresponding to the negative of the desired pattern.
A method for forming a plurality of polymeric complex lenses in a desired pattern on a reflective base comprising continuous casting onto a chill roll of the polymeric material onto the base to a chill roll, and cooling the material while subjecting the layer to a contact with a form having a pattern corresponding to the negative of the desired pattern.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.