Broadband reflective polarizer for liquid crystal display using overcoating method
AssigneeSamsung Fine Chemicals Co., Ltd.
InventorsSung-Tae Kim, Keon Kim II
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AssigneeSamsung Fine Chemicals Co., Ltd.
InventorsSung-Tae Kim, Keon Kim II
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The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a reflective polarizing film for a liquid crystal display device in which cholesteric liquid crystal layers having different selective light-reflecting wavelengths are laminated in the laminated coating method, thus a forming liquid crystal film that covers a visible light region and ¼λ retardation film are attached to the liquid crystal film. In this case, two or more cholestric liquid crystal layers having different selective light-reflecting wavelengths are laminated in order from the shorter wavelength to the longer wavelength in the laminated coating method. Further, during the lamination, orientation layers are laminated between the liquid crystal layers to maximize the selective reflection characteristic of the cholesteric liquid crystal.
A method of manufacturing a broadband reflective polarizing plate using a laminated coating technique, comprising the steps of:
A method of manufacturing a broadband reflective polarizing plate, comprising the steps of:
A liquid crystal display, wherein two or more cholesteric liquid crystal layers having different selective light-reflecting central wavelengths are laminated sequentially in order from shorter wavelength to longer wavelength in the laminated coating method to form a broadband reflective polarizing plate covering the range of visible light as a selective reflection wavelength region, and then retardation film is laminated on the broadband reflective polarizing plate to form a reflective polarizing plate which in turn is disposed between a backlight and a liquid crystal cell unit, said two or more cholesteric liquid crystal layers being formed by repeatedly performing the steps of coating an orientation layer on a base film and drying a first orientation layer, coating a cholesteric liquid crystal solution on the base film in which said first orientation layer is coated and then irradiating said cholesteric liquid crystal solution layer with light to form a liquid crystal film.
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