Abstract
A quantitative description of an optical moiré pattern produced in an autostereoscopic liquid crystal display system is proposed using a contrast sensitivity function. The numerical simulation, carried out in the spatial frequency domain, is applied to a directional backlit, spatially and temporally hybrid controlled display system. The moiré pattern produced from the superimposed binary optical components is examined systematically, and the results show that the visibility of the moiré pattern can be manipulated with proper grating settings. Good agreement between experiment and simulation demonstrates that the proposed theory can be applied as a design guideline to remove the moiré patterns occurring in an autostereoscopic display system.
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