Liquid crystal light valve and associated bonding structure
CA 1289651 C · Owner: Hughes-Jvc Technology Corporation · Inventors: Sterling, Rodney D.
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A LCLV device exhibiting improved performance capabilities fabricated using an amorphous silicon photoconductor layer (13), a cadmium telluride blocking layer (17), a titanium dioxide mirror (19) and a special bonding layer (15) which enables attachment of the cadmium telluride blocking layer (17) to the amorphous silicon (13). The bonding layer (15) includes silicon dioxide sputtered in successive argon and argon/oxygen atmospheres followed by cadmium telluride sputtered in successive argon/oxygen and argon atmospheres. The bonding layer (15) may also be used in other applications to bond a cadmium telluride layer to single crystal silicon or silicon dioxide layers.
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- Granted September 24, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 24, 2008.
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