Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Susumu Kondo

Akio Murayama

Hoko Hirai

Shoichi Matsumoto

Hitoshi Hato

Shinichi Kamagami

Tomiaki Yamamoto

Masato Shoji

A wiring 19 of a device directly detects a voltage from a plurality of scanning electrodes 1, a voltage detecting electrode 701 detects a voltage from a plurality of the scanning electrodes 1. A voltage variation component such as voltage distortion of the detected voltage which adversely affects on an image display is taken out, inverted, and negative fed back to the scanning electrode 1. A negative feedback loop provides the negative feedback of the voltage detected from and fed back to the scanning electrode 1, this therefore suppresses the disadvantageous voltage variation such as a distortion voltage which tends to arise in the scanning electrode 1.

Liquid crystal display device

In liquid crystal display system 10 which has a matrix arrangement of scanning electrode group 12 and data electrode group 13 and in which each electrode group is driven by a pulse like waveform, this is a liquid crystal display system in which a lower level region than the pulse wave peak value is formed in at least one of the rising or the falling portions of the pulse wave which drives at least one of the electrode groups. A liquid crystal display system with a uniform display with extremely little display non-uniformity can be obtained.

Liquid crystal display system

This invention discloses a liquid crystal display device including a liquid crystal cell having two substrates, arranged substantially parallel to each other, and having electrodes on their opposing surfaces, and a liquid crystal composition held between the substrates, first and second polarizers arranged at both sides of the liquid crystal cell, a first optical delay plate arranged between the liquid crystal cell and the second polarizer, and a second optical delay plate arranged between the first optical delay plate and the second polarizer, wherein liquid crystal molecules of the liquid crystal composition are arranged in twisted mode from a second polarizer side to a first polarizer side, the first and second optical delay plates are arranged such that optical axes thereof cross to form an acute angle, and a twist direction of the liquid crystal molecules in the state of twisted mode is the same as a direction from the optical axis of the second optical delay plate toward the first optical delay plate shifted by the acute angle. A display performed by the liquid crystal display device of this invention is a high-contrast, bright, and achromatic b/w display. The liquid crystal display device of this invention has a wide viewing angle. The liquid crystal display device of this invention is inexpensive.

Liquid crystal display device having optical delay plates

A liquid crystal display device has a liquid crystal cell including first and second substrates spatially arranged to oppose each other, first and second electrodes formed on opposing surfaces of the first and second substrates, respectively, and a liquid crystal composition filled between the first and second substrates and arranged in a twisted mode. First and second polarizers are arranged on both sides of the liquid crystal cell. An optical retardation film is arranged between the first substrate and the first polarizer. The optical retardation film has a retardation value falling within a range of RO.times.0.55 to RO.times.0.80 where RO is a retardation of the liquid crystal cell. An optical axis of the optical retardation film is angled 100.degree. to 130.degree. with respect to the alignment direction of the liquid crystal molecules on the first substrate.

A liquid crystal cell includes first and second substrates arranged to oppose each other, first and second electrodes formed on opposing surfaces of the first and second substrates, respectively, and a liquid crystal composition filled between the first and second substrates and arranged in a twisted mode. First and second polarizers are arranged on both sides of the liquid crystal cell. A first optical retardation film is arranged between the first substrate and the first polarizer, and a second optical retardation film is arranged between said second substrate and said second polarizer. The liquid crystal cell has a retardation value R0 of 0.4 to 0.85 .mu.m, defined by an equation:

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Susumu Kondo