Assertion: lcd's light | /r/HasProperty | polarized
Facets:
value: linearly
type: DEGREE
value: horizontally
type: MANNER
value: more likely
type: DEGREE
value: elliptically
type: MANNER
value: upon striking the first filter
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Upon striking the first filter, light is polarized.
text: Light is horizontally polarized at the top polarizer.
text: Light filtered in this way is called polarized or plane-polarized light (because it can travel in only one plane).
text: The liquid crystal molecules control the polarization state of beam of light polarized by the front polarizer.
text: Depending on how far out of phase the two waves are when they emerge (which depends on the thickness of the crystal), the resulting light might again be linearly polarized, or more likely, the light will be elliptically polarized, meaning that the polarization of the light will rotate around the direction of propagation in some fashion.
text: Depending on how far out of phase the two waves are when they emerge (which depends on the thickness of the crystal), the resulting light might again be linearly polarized, or more likely, the light will be elliptically polarized, meaning that the polarization of the light will rotate around the direction of propagation in some fashion.
text: If the light is linearly polarized, these components are equal.
text: When the two components emerge, their polarizations will again rotate at the same rate and the light will again be linearly polarized, but since one of the rotations got ahead of the other, the light will now be linearly polarized along a different angle.
text: Light can be polarized.
text: Only light that is linearly polarized propagates through the polarizers.
text: Light can be polarized.
text: In that configuration there is no structure to alter the polarization of the light, so the light leaving the liquid crystal is still horizontally polarized.
text: In essence, LCD uses polarized light which is then run through a color filter.
text: 1969: RCA's Wolfgang Helfrich develops twisted nematic LCDs based on polarized light, but the company is skeptical and shies away from developing them.
text: Light is horizontally polarized at the top polarizer.