平板显示技术C3 TFTLCD backlight design.ppt

contents Section 1 I: Introduction to Fundamental Optics II: Apply Optics to LGP( light-guiding plate) ?Section 2 III: Applied Optics in the Construction of the Back-light Modules IV: The future of the Back-light Modules ?Section 3 V：Backlight Design and Simulation Applied optics to LGP ?fundamental principles--- total reflection and diffusion ?the optical properties of the printed units ?the optical properties for different types of reflection units ?the properties of the print-less LGPs 印刷点的极限 容易受环境条件改变而缩短寿命 受印刷网版网目极限限制dimension(~250?m) OBSERVERS: Interrogation of Lighting Distributions Simulation of Diffuse films. Usage of Bi-directional Scattering Distribution Function (BSDF) BSDF properties providing simulation of any complex scattering (isotropic anisotropic) properties of films: Diffuse film sigma sigma Normal Light reflected by one of side of diffuse film Light reflected by another side of diffuse film Incident light Incident light double-sided function allowing for specification of different properties for different film sides Top view Diffuse film Normal Reference direction psi sigma Normal Light transformed by diffuse film Incident light Incident light INTEGRA provides measurements of BSDF for different films. Reflection Transparency INTEGRA’s measurement of BSDF for a real diffuse sheet used in backlight device multi-dimensional function depending on incident direction defined by sigma and psi angles Example of BEF Sheet Design The real geometry of a BEF is specified via OPTOS microstructure Xv Yv Observation direction The table specifies a prism profile The design purpose: maximal efficiency of light output in normal direction Luminance for a backlight without films Example of BEF Design Luminance for the INITIAL step Luminance for the FINAL step Design steps: Backlight without films Backlight with a diffuse film and an initial shape of a BEF Backlight with a diffuse film and a designed