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LCLV
(redirected from Liquid Crystal Light Valve)

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LCLVLilac Chlorotic Leafspot Virus
LCLVLorentz Casimir Leerlingen Vereniging (student association, Netherlands)
LCLVLiquid Crystal Light Valve
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Before joining Novalux, Takiar was director of packaging technology at National Semiconductor where he was instrumental in managing, designing and implementing packaging schemes including optical modules, CMOS image sensors, complex multi-chip modules, flip-chips, wafer-level chip-scale packaging and liquid crystal light valves.
Hem Takiar Joins Novalux as Director of Packaging by Business Wire
Using a C-MOS-based reflective liquid crystal light valve upon which the image is written directly by the driving IC, JVC's D-ILA projector is able to produce images with an unparalleled combination of color, contrast, brightness, resolution and bandwidth.
JVC Expands Portable D-ILA Projector Line-Up by Business Wire
In 1985, a Hughes Aircraft Company team invented the first liquid crystal light valve for military applications.
JVC Consolidates Projector Operations With Absorption of Hughes-JVC by Business Wire
 
 
 
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