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1 Chapter 2Table 2.1 Properties of liquid crystal materialsTable 2.2 Properties of nematic LC materials with a wide temperature range

2 Chapter 5Table 5.1 Various representations of the state of polarization

3 Chapter 14Table 14.1

4 Chapter 19Table 19.1 Characteristics of the white LED in Figure 19.19Table 19.2 Characteristics with shifted λ_d values from those in Table 19.1Table 19.3 Comparison of data between a BLU without and with cone-shaped lensTable 19.4 Grating data and expected efficiencies

5 Chapter 21Table 21.1 Requirements of plastic substrates for LCDsTable 21.2 Properties of three plastic substrates

6 Chapter 22Table 22.1 Data of test liquidsTable 22.2 Comparison of wetting angles before and after surface cleaning with plasma and UV–ozoneTable 22.3 Free surface energies and wetting angles of various materials in the saturated stateTable 22.4 Free surface energy γs and wetting angles of the same materials as in Table 22.3 right after UV–ozone cleaningTable 22.5 Surface tension γ_s and parameter S of the solventsTable 22.6 Vapour pressure of some solventsTable 22.7 Surface energy γ_s after various surface treatments and wetting angle after fluorinationTable 22.8 Fabrication condition of the OTFT array. This table was reproduced from Yase, K. et al., SID 09, p. 200 with permission by The Society for Information Display

7 Chapter 23Table 23.1 t₀ (in ms) for varying values of ε_|| and ε_┴ (d = 3.5 μm)