A thin optical film that evenly distributes light from LEDs in LCD backlight units to eliminate hotspots and ensure uniform screen illumination.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Haze | 92-98% | |
| Thickness | 100-250 μm | |
| Transmittance | 85-92% | |
| Diffusion Angle | ±30° to ±60° | |
| Surface Structure | Micro-lens array or random pattern | |
| Thermal Stability | -30°C to 85°C |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
A lighting assembly that provides illumination for LCD panels to make the display visible.
A backlight unit is an essential component of LCD display panels that generates and distributes light behind the liquid crystal layer.
Illumination subsystem that provides uniform light to LCD panels for visibility.
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To eliminate LED hotspots and create uniform brightness across the display by scattering light through microstructures or embedded particles.
Diffuser sheets scatter light for uniformity, while brightness enhancement films (BEFs) collimate light to increase on-axis brightness; they're typically used together in optical stacks.
Polycarbonate, PET, or PMMA substrates with silica or acrylic diffusing particles, often coated with anti-static or hard coat layers.
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