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25 November 1992 Optical properties of angle-dependent light-control film
S. Ishizuka, Koichi Maeda, T. Tsujino, Hiroaki Yamamoto, Akio Takigawa
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Abstract
Angle dependent light control film (LCF) is a new film which scatters only incident lights from particular angles and transmits incident lights from all other angles. This unique light control function of LCF is caused by the microstructure in itself. The optical performance and properties described in this paper support that the principle of an angle dependent light control function can be explained mainly by diffraction due to the microstructure like a stack of various transmission volume phase gratings.
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S. Ishizuka, Koichi Maeda, T. Tsujino, Hiroaki Yamamoto, and Akio Takigawa "Optical properties of angle-dependent light-control film", Proc. SPIE 1727, Optical Materials Technology for Energy Efficiency and Solar Energy Conversion XI: Selective Materials, Concentrators and Reflectors, Transparent Insulation and Superwindows, (25 November 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.130494
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KEYWORDS
Light scattering

Transmittance

Air contamination

Scattering

Diffraction gratings

Diffraction

Modulation

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