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--- screen_manufacturing [2026/07/06 16:45] – [1. Array process] yusufabdillah
+++ screen_manufacturing [2026/07/06 17:04] (current) – [4. Module process] yusufabdillah
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 ### 4. Module process
-#### Polarizer Lamination
+#### Polariser Lamination
-Flexible linear polarizer sheets are attached to the outer surfaces of the assembled LCD cell. These films transmit light of a specific polarization axis while absorbing orthogonal components to modulate display brightness. These polarizer films are made from an oriented PVA film containing iodine dye, which is then laminated between two TAC layers. At the very surface, a protective film is applied to avoid any mechanical damage during handling and operation. Below this protective film, there is an additional functional film which can be any type like AG (Anti-Glare), LR (Low Reflection), AR (Anti-Reflection), or HC (Hard-Coat). The back side has an adhesive film that adheres the polarizer with LCD cell, whereas a release film covers this adhesive film before installation. It is essential that the direction of polarization is carefully controlled to align with the direction of orientation of the LC cells.
+Flexible linear polariser sheets are attached to the outer surfaces of the assembled LCD cell. These films transmit light of a specific polarization axis while absorbing orthogonal components to modulate display brightness. These polariser films are made from an oriented PVA film containing iodine dye, which is then laminated between two TAC layers. At the very surface, a protective film is applied to avoid any mechanical damage during handling and operation. Below this protective film, there is an additional functional film which can be any type like AG (Anti-Glare), LR (Low Reflection), AR (Anti-Reflection), or HC (Hard-Coat). The back side has an adhesive film that adheres the polariser with LCD cell, whereas a release film covers this adhesive film before installation. It is essential that the direction of polarisation is carefully controlled to align with the direction of orientation of the LC cells.
 <figure center |polarizer lamination>