Reflecting light polarizer made of coated non-linear surfaces
AssigneeThomson Licensing S. A.
InventorValter Drazic
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AssigneeThomson Licensing S. A.
InventorValter Drazic
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A reflecting light polarizer having improved polarizing efficiency, and a method of manufacturing the reflecting light polarizer. The reflecting light poplarizer includes a first non-linear mating surface, a second non-linear mating surface and a polarizing coating disposed between the first and second non-linear mating surfaces wherein a first light polarization is transmitted through the reflecting light polarizer and a second light polarization is reflected by the reflecting light polarizer. The reflecting light polarizer can further include glue disposed between the first non-linear mating surface and the second non-linear mating surface. The reflecting light polarizer also can include at least one clamping device securing together the first non-linear mating surface and the second non-linear mating surface. The first and second non-linear mating surfaces can be glass, plastic or crystalline.
A reflecting light polarizer having improved polarizing efficiency, comprising:
A reflecting light polarizer having improved polarizing efficiency, comprising:
A reflecting light polarizer having improved polarizing efficiency, comprising:
A method of manufacturing a reflecting light polarizer having improved polarizing efficiency, comprising the steps of:
A method of manufacturing a reflecting light polarizer having improved polarizing efficiency, comprising the steps of:
A method of manufacturing a reflecting light polarizer having improved polarizing efficiency, comprising the steps of:
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