Polarization-dependent liquid crystalline polymeric lens array with aberration-improved aspherical curvature for low 3D crosstalk in 2D/3D switchable mobile multi-view display | Zendy

Minkyu Park | Zendy; HeeWon Park | Zendy; KyungIl Joo | Zendy; TaeHyun Lee | Zendy; HakRin Kim | Zendy

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Polarization-dependent liquid crystalline polymeric lens array with aberration-improved aspherical curvature for low 3D crosstalk in 2D/3D switchable mobile multi-view display

Author(s) -

Minkyu Park,

HeeWon Park,

KyungIl Joo,

TaeHyun Lee,

HakRin Kim

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

optics express

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.394

H-Index - 271

ISSN - 1094-4087

DOI - 10.1364/oe.26.020281

Subject(s) - optics , planar , materials science , lens (geology) , crosstalk , curvature , stereo display , polarization (electrochemistry) , isotropy , optoelectronics , physics , computer science , chemistry , geometry , computer graphics (images) , mathematics

We demonstrated a 2D/3D switchable mobile display using a polarization-dependent switching liquid crystalline polymeric (LCP) lens array film. In spite of short viewing distance and enough viewing window conditions provided by a small f-number lens for mobile displays, the 3D images when switched to the multi-view 3D mode showed a low crosstalk property owing to the improved lens aberration, as applying an aspherical lens curvature interface between the planar-convex LCP layer and the concave-planar isotropic polymer layer. Both 2D and 3D images were demonstrated based on a 5.5-inch quad high definition mobile display panel, where the binocular crosstalk of the 3D mode was 3.3%.

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