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TNLC
(redirected from Twisted Nematic Liquid Crystal)

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TNLCTwisted Nematic Liquid Crystal
TNLCTechnical Network Liaison Committee (Enabling Grids for E-Science in Europe)
TNLCThe Next Level Church (Colorado)
TNLCTerminal Navigation and Landing Charges (India)
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Generally, the twisted nematic liquid crystal is used which has a naturally twisted crystalline structure.
The Advantages of Buying An LCD TV by Roberto Sedycias / Computers and Internet community
6,201,593, entitled "Optical Communication System Having a Liquid Crystal Routing Switch," is directed to a hybrid analog/binary electro-optical modulator using a twisted nematic liquid crystal structure that achieves both a high extinction ratio and a rapid switching speed.
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was founded in 1996 to commercialize technology innovations in the area of liquid crystal and optics, focusing on the work of James Fergason, the inventor of twisted nematic liquid crystal technology technology.
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