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anti-reflection coating
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anti-reflection coatingĀ 
A thin film of transparent material, usually a metallic fluoride (e.g. magnesium fluoride), deposited on the surface of a lens which increases transmission and reduces surface reflection. Abbreviated: AR coating. Syn. anti-reflection film. See coating; Fresnel's formula; ghost image; coated lens.


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Katsumi Makino, Deputy General Manager at Fuji Photo Film, will review the market and technical trends for polarizers, compensation and anti-reflection films, and describe how each can increase screen image performance.
To lower external LCD reflection, polarizer with anti-reflection films is used and upgraded AFFS technology is applied for higher internal panel reflection.
Noburu Sasaki General Manager, FPD Materials Division, and Hiroyuki Mori, Research Associate, FPD Market Research Laboratories of Fuji Photo Film, the dominant supplier of wide viewing angle film, will jointly present the status and prospects of polarizers, optical compensation and anti-reflection films used in LCDs.
 
 
 
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