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22 April 2009 Liquid crystal on silicon spatial light modulator for infrared scene generation
Jay Stockley, Kipp Bauchert, Anna Linnenberger, Steve Serati, Cisca Vuong
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Abstract
Liquid crystal spatial light modulators are emerging as a viable alternative to emitter arrays as the display engine for infrared scene projection. Some benefits of liquid crystal spatial light modulators include low cost, light weight (to enable portable test engines) flickerless scene generation with no dead pixels. Other possible advantages include high efficiency operation, scalable architecture and potential for high apparent temperature simulation. We discuss a recently developed high voltage 512x512 liquid crystal on silicon spatial light modulator. Design considerations and experimental data on device performance are presented.
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Jay Stockley, Kipp Bauchert, Anna Linnenberger, Steve Serati, and Cisca Vuong "Liquid crystal on silicon spatial light modulator for infrared scene generation", Proc. SPIE 7301, Technologies for Synthetic Environments: Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing XIV, 73010H (22 April 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.818814
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KEYWORDS
Liquid crystals

Liquid crystal on silicon

Spatial light modulators

LCDs

Silicon

Control systems

Infrared radiation

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