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Increasing the viewing angles in displays based on liquid crystals. Review<sup>∗</sup> <i>This review uses some materials of an invited report delivered at the International Conference in Calcutta on “Trends in Optics and Photonics,” 12/7–9/2011.</i>

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Abstract

This paper discusses modern principles of constructing displays based on liquid crystals, which provide high-contrast images at large viewing angles. The characteristics of displays based on the twist and supertwist effects and the transverse electric-field effect are considered, along with optical compensator films and multidomain vertically oriented structures. Displays with controllable field-of-view angles are described.

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