TW201020631A - High-contrast polarizing plate and liquid crystal display device - Google Patents
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201020631 六、發明說明: f發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係關於清晰顯示之高對比液晶顯示裝置、以及 該裝置中所使用之偏光板。 【先前技術】 偏光薄膜係以作為在聚乙婦醇系樹脂薄膜吸附定向有 二色性色素之型態而廣受使用。並且,已知有以碘作為二 色性色素之峨系偏光薄膜、或以二色性直接染料作為二色 性色素之染料系偏光薄膜等。此等偏光薄膜通常係在其單 面或雙面藉由以聚乙稀醇系樹腊之水溶液所構成之接著劑 = 占合二乙醯基纖維素或環烯烴等透明保護 偏光板。 表取 曰偏光板係廣;乏用於作為液晶顯示裝置用光學零件。液 =不裝置係作為液晶電視、電腦用螢幕、筆記型電腦、 而擴大其市場。尤其是手機係不分世代 進步程度為非常明顯。特別是在要求輕量 薄:化、降低成本之同時,亦要求顯示品質之提升。 此外,最近液晶電視之普及率 亜忐政k 、丄 千刀月顯地上升,對於此亦在 降低成本之同時,也要求顯示品質之提升。 顯示品質中有稱為「對比」 如 下述式所定義之數值·· /、々双 亮度) ❻ ❹ 顯不裝置之對比=(白顯科之亮度)/(黑顯示時之 在此’亮度係指由市售 之儿度计荨所測定之明亮程度之指 321533 4 201020631 標,例如可由T〇PC〇N(股)等版售之色彩亮度計(bm_5a)、 或分光放料(SR-UL1)f_定之值。料係經施行被稱 為視感度(luminosity factc)r)校正之校正並經施以配合 人類眼睛之感度的處理而獲得之數值。關於視感度校正將 於後文詳細敘述。對比若高,則黑白顯明而能獲得更清晰 -圖像’故在此領域-般係使用於作為可見度(νΜΜΗ 之 之指標 顯 就用以使此對比提升之手法之一而言,有使作為液晶 J裝置之必要構件的偏光板的偏光性能提升之方法。在 此,所謂偏光性能主要係指被稱為單體透射率與偏光度之 數值,其為如下述式所定義之數值: 單體透射率 u)=〇.5XaP(;〇+Te(;L„ 偏光度⑴ MOOxCTpU.) —Tc( (201020631 VI. Description of the Invention: Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a high contrast liquid crystal display device which is clearly displayed, and a polarizing plate used in the device. [Prior Art] The polarizing film is widely used as a form of dichroic dye adsorbed on a polyethylene glycol resin film. Further, an iridium-based polarizing film containing iodine as a dichroic dye or a dye-based polarizing film containing a dichroic direct dye as a dichroic dye is known. These polarizing films are usually formed of a transparent protective polarizing plate such as an ethylene glycol-based cellulose or a cyclic olefin, which is composed of an aqueous solution of a polyethylene-based wax on one side or both sides. The surface of the 曰 polarizing plate is widely used; it is used as an optical component for a liquid crystal display device. Liquid = No device is used as a liquid crystal TV, a computer screen, and a notebook computer to expand its market. In particular, the mobile phone system is very different from generation to generation. Especially when it is required to be lightweight and thin, and to reduce costs, it also requires an improvement in display quality. In addition, the popularity rate of LCD TVs has risen sharply in the past few months, and this has also led to an increase in display quality while reducing costs. There is a kind of "contrast" in the display quality, such as the value defined by the following formula: ··, 々 double brightness) ❻ 对比 contrast of the display device = (brightness of Bai Xianke) / (in the case of black display, the brightness is indicated by The brightness measured by the market is 321533 4 201020631, for example, a color brightness meter (bm_5a) or a spectroscopic discharge (SR-UL1) f which can be sold by T〇PC〇N (shares), etc. The value is determined by performing a process called luminosity factc correction and correcting the sensitivity of the human eye. The opacity correction will be described in detail later. If the contrast is high, then the black and white is clear and the image can be obtained more clearly-images. Therefore, in this field, the general use is used as visibility (the indicator of νΜΜΗ is used to make this contrast increase one of the ways A method of improving the polarizing performance of a polarizing plate of a necessary member of a liquid crystal J device. Here, the term "polarizing property" mainly refers to a value called a single transmittance and a degree of polarization, which is a value defined by the following formula: Transmittance u)=〇.5XaP(;〇+Te(;L„ Polarization (1) MOOxCTpU.) —Tc( (
Tc(A)) ❹ 在此Τρ( λ )係以人射之波長ληιη之直線偏光與平行 尼科耳鏡(Parallel NiGQl)的關麵敎之偏光薄膜之透 射率(%),Tc⑴係以人射之波長Anm之直線偏光與正交 尼科耳鏡(c— NiC〇1)的關係而測定之偏光薄膜之透 射率(%),此料為以分光光度計進行偏光紫外可見吸收 光譜測定所狀歡值。料,料依各做長所求之單 體透射率⑴及偏光度⑴施行被稱為視感度校正之感度 2者’係稱為視感度校正單體透射率(⑺及視感度校正 偏光度(Py)。關於視感度校轉於後文詳細敘述。Ty、Py 係可藉由例如曰本分光(股)製之分光光度計(型號™) 321533 Ψ 201020631 等而簡便地測定。Tc(A)) ❹ Here, Τρ( λ ) is the transmittance (%) of the polarizing film of the linear polarized light of the wavelength ληιη of the human shot and the parallel surface of Parallel NiGQl, Tc(1) is a human The transmittance (%) of the polarizing film measured by the relationship between the linear polarized light of the wavelength Anm and the crossed Nicols (c-NiC〇1), which was measured by a spectrophotometer for polarized ultraviolet visible absorption spectrometry. Shaped value. According to the individual transmittance (1) and the degree of polarization (1) of the material, the sensitivity is determined as the sensitivity of the visual sensitivity correction. 2 is called the visual sensitivity correction single transmittance ((7) and the visual sensitivity correction polarization (Py). The sensation of the sensibility is described in detail later. The Ty and Py can be easily measured by, for example, a spectrophotometer (model TM) 321533 Ψ 201020631 manufactured by a sputum spectrophotometer.
至7為止,由於顯於偏先板之Py、Ty仍有改善之餘 ,,故藉由提高Py等而提升偏光板之偏光性能,以提升液 =顯不裝置之對比,但最近在偏光板之偏光性能方面亦已 成乎飽和,也已接近理論上之極限值,故現狀上變成已無 法再期望偏光性能之大幅提升。就由V71〇〇所測定之Ty、 Py值而言,近年來最佳類型之偏光板之偏光性能為py=== 的.996%、Ty = 42. 5%左右,但實質上難以安㈣製造出 性忐比其更高之偏光板。現狀上係例如若欲提升偏光度則 透射率即下降而變暗’相反地,若欲提升透射率則偏光度 即下降等兩者難以同時兼顧之情況。 然而’另一方面’實際上,對於提升液晶顯示骏置之 對此的要求健非常高,可說是必須根本性地脫離上述改 良方法並依據新穎之思考方式而尋求突破。 【發明内容】Up to 7th, since the Py and Ty of the partial plate are still improved, the polarizing performance of the polarizing plate is improved by increasing Py, etc., to enhance the contrast of the liquid=display device, but recently in the polarizing plate. The polarization performance is also saturated, and it is close to the theoretical limit value. Therefore, the status quo has become no longer expected to greatly improve the polarization performance. In terms of the Ty and Py values measured by V71〇〇, the polarizing performance of the best type of polarizing plate in recent years is .996% of py===, Ty=42.5% or so, but it is substantially difficult to (4) Produce polarizers with higher properties than their counterparts. In the current situation, for example, if the degree of polarization is to be increased, the transmittance is lowered and darkened. Conversely, if the transmittance is to be increased, the degree of polarization is lowered, which is difficult to achieve at the same time. However, on the other hand, in fact, the requirement for improving the liquid crystal display is very high, and it can be said that it is necessary to fundamentally break away from the above-mentioned improvement method and seek a breakthrough based on novel ways of thinking. [Summary of the Invention]
一 —π即设伢畀有比以往更高之對比的; 2置。此外,本發明之目的係提供用以 裝置之偏練1及製造歧之方法。 本發明人等為了解決上述課題,追溯「對 ::理、進行精心研究之結果,察覺到在至今為止 率==::估為基準的指標「視感度校正單體透 =視感从正偏光度」等之思考方式無料成更高之 葬化的理由’並發現在理解液晶顯示I置 精由界定偏光板之各波長之特性即可較現今更為= 321533 6 201020631 顯示裝置之對比的劃時代新穎方法,因而完成本贅明。具 體而言,是發現到將老光(back light)之發光波長特性及 偏光板之偏光溥膜單體對比(Sc〇之波長依存性設為某種特 定之關係為邡常重要,因而完成本發明。此外,亦成功地 研發出具有此名特性之偏光板的製造方法。 亦即,本,明係-種偏光板,其係含有在聚乙稀醇系 樹脂薄膜吸附定向有二色性色素之偏光薄膜的偏光板,其One - π is set to have a higher contrast than before; 2 set. Moreover, it is an object of the present invention to provide a method for slanting 1 and manufacturing ambiguity of the device. In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the inventors of the present invention traced the results of the "study: rationality and careful research, and found that the rate of the current rate ==:: is estimated as a benchmark." The way of thinking such as "degree" is not expected to be a higher reason for burial" and it is found that understanding the characteristics of each wavelength of the polarizing plate can be better than today. 321533 6 201020631 The epoch-making novelty of the display device Method, thus completing this description. Specifically, it has been found that it is often important to set the wavelength of the light of the back light and the polarization of the polarizing film of the polarizing plate (the wavelength dependency of the Sc is a specific relationship). In addition, a method for manufacturing a polarizing plate having the characteristic of this name has been successfully developed. That is, the present invention has a polarizing plate which is adsorbed and oriented with a dichroic dye in a polyethylene glycol resin film. a polarizing film of a polarizing film,
特徵為:前述偏光薄膜之下述式(1)所定義之各波長中之偏 光薄膜單禮對比⑻U))係滿足下述式⑵及⑶之 S* (Λ) (λ) /ΤΑ (Λ) ...⑴' (在此, ΤΡ⑴係以入射之波長又nm之直線偏光與平行尼科耳❿ 關係而測定之偏光薄膜之透射率(%),化⑴係以入射: ⑩λ mn之直線偏光與正交尼科耳鏡的偏 ㈣⑻’該等皆為以分光光度計進行偏光^ 了見及收光譜測定所得之測定值)。 、 [(SCR(550) + Scr(600))/2]以〇,_ …⑵ 3, 〇〇〇^Scr(450)<30, 0〇〇 ^ …C3) 垃基^明之偏光板較佳係:在前述偏光薄膜之一面藉ί 接著劑層而積層有乙酸纖維素系樹脂 =劑層而積層有環烯烴系樹㈣膜者;或 切膜之-面藉由接著積層有乙輯維素 321533 7 201020631 膜,並在另一面藉由黏著劑層而積層可剝離之自行黏著性 防護薄膜者。又,前述接著劑層較佳係由水系接著劑所形 成者。It is characterized in that the polarizing film in each wavelength defined by the following formula (1) of the polarizing film is compared (8) U)) satisfying S* (Λ) (λ) /ΤΑ (Λ) of the following formulas (2) and (3) (1)' (here, ΤΡ(1) is the transmittance (%) of the polarizing film measured by the relationship between the linear polarization of the incident wavelength and nm and the parallel Nicols, and the (1) is incident: 10λ mn linear polarization The partial (four) (8)' with the crossed Nicols is the measured value obtained by spectrophotometer and the spectral measurement. , [(SCR(550) + Scr(600))/2] by 〇, _ ... (2) 3, 〇〇〇^Scr(450) <30, 0〇〇^ ... C3) Preferably, one of the polarizing films is coated with a cellulose acetate resin layer and a layer of a cycloolefin-based tree (tetra) film is laminated on the surface of the polarizing film; or the surface of the film is laminated with a layer of 321533 7 201020631 film, and on the other side, a layer of peelable self-adhesive protective film is laminated by an adhesive layer. Further, the adhesive layer is preferably formed of a water-based adhesive.
此外,本發明之偏光板係在含有背光與液晶單元 (liquid crystal cell)之液晶顯示裝置中所使用之偏光 板,其中,前述液晶顯示裝置較佳係在僅載置液晶單元於 前述背光且將背光予以點亮之狀態下測定的光譜中,藍色 之發光波峰波長(Bmax)及紅色之發光波峰波長(Rmax)滿足 下述式(4)者。 (Rmax- 550)< (550-Bmax) ...(4) 此外’本發明亦有關於前述偏光板之製造方法,其特 徵為:將薄膜積層於水分率9%以上之偏光薄膜之雙面, 並在剛積層後40秒以内,以7(TC以上之溫度進行加熱處 理。Further, the polarizing plate of the present invention is a polarizing plate used in a liquid crystal display device including a backlight and a liquid crystal cell, wherein the liquid crystal display device preferably mounts only the liquid crystal cell in the backlight and will In the spectrum measured in a state where the backlight is lit, the blue light emission peak wavelength (Bmax) and the red light emission peak wavelength (Rmax) satisfy the following formula (4). (Rmax-550) < (550-Bmax) (4) Further, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing the polarizing plate described above, characterized in that a film is laminated on a polarizing film having a moisture content of 9% or more. The surface is heat treated at a temperature of 7 or more within 40 seconds after the layer is laminated.
再者’本發明亦有關於一種液晶顯示裝置,其係含有 背光與液晶單元與前述偏光板之液晶顯示裝置,其特徵 為:在僅將液晶單元載置於前述背光且將背光予以點亮之 狀態下測疋的光譜中,藍色之發光波峰波長(Bmax )及紅色 之發光波峰波長(Rmax)滿足下述式(4)。 (Rmax — 550) < (550 — Bmax) ...(4) 本發明之偏光板’即使其偏光板單體之視感度校正偏 光度(Py)或視感度校正單體透射率(Ty)與以往之偏光板相 同’當使用於具有背光及液晶單元(彩色濾光片(color filter))之發光波長特性的液晶顯示裝置時,相較於使用 S 321533 201020631 •以往之偏光板,本發明可大幅地提升液晶顯示裝置之書面 之對比。 【實施方式】 以下,具體闡述本發明。 在通常之液晶顯示裝置中’若調查從背光通過液晶單 元之彩色濾光片而發射出之光,則並非全波長皆相同,會 依波長不同而存在有強弱。此強弱係依據背光之發光光譜 與彩色濾光片的設計而決定。 ® 背光係依據類型而以某種程度決定發光光譜之形狀, 其形狀係依據種類而不同。例如有:具有第1圖所示之發 光光譜的冷陰極螢光燈(Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp : CCFL)型者、或具有第2圖所示之發光光譜的發光二 極體(Light Emitting Diode : LED)等。由於該等組件之發 光原理各為不同,故為光譜形狀亦具有某種程度之特徵。 此外’另一方面’由於液晶單元之彩色濾光片之設計 ❿係在顯示裝置之顏色形成上甚為重要,故各公司之設計有 所不同。通常多半係由紅(R)、綠(G)、藍(B)之3色所構成。 必須注意的是’在藉由背光與液晶單元(彩色濾光片) 之組合而製作之光譜中,R、G、B之3色之波峰波長的Rmax、 Gmax、Bmax不一定可設計成等間隔。此係顯示裝置之顏色 形成上之問題’其原因係源自背光之波長特性與源自彩色 濾光片。例如在使用白色LED之手機等中,考慮到顏色形 成之觀點、或旁光之特性時’則以Bioax為450ηπι左右、Gmax 為550nm左右、Rmax為600nm左右為佳。 321533 9 201020631 先敘述R祖(紅色之發光波峰波長)、g繼(綠色之發 光波峰波長藍色之發光—波長& =等LED背光型麵如第2_示為料明顯而非常容 易/刀辨,但可見於大型液晶電視等之肌型背光亦有如第 1圖所示之由微細之複數個波峰構成1色者。Bmax係在波 峰位置為38G至5G〇nm之間的發光波峰之内,積分面積為 最大之波峰。如雜訊般之微細卿等不計數為波峰,只要 因應需要而進行適當之正規分布近似(no· distribution approximation)等擬合meth〇d) 〇 以決定波峰位置即可。Gmax只要從料位置為_至57〇nm 之範圍以同樣方式選擇即可,Rmax只要從波峰位置為57〇 至700nm之範圍以同樣方式選擇即可。 在此,導入視感度校正之思考方式。人類眼睛之感度 係以約550nm之波長之光為最高,離其愈遠之波長之光的 感度會變愈差。考慮此現象者為視感度校正之概念,將第 3圖所示之左右對稱之正規分布型之校正曲線配合實際之 光譜而计异視感度枚正梵度。此校正曲線之波峰係位於 550nm之位置,意指此波長之光係對於亮度計或人類眼睛 之感度最高’相反地’波長離550nm愈遠,則感度愈降低。 例如,若以550nm之視感度校正率作為1.〇,則在450nm 只有0. 04以下之比率’亦即,即使為相同之發光量,450nm 之波長之光僅測量為550nm之光之1/25之亮度。 考慮此等現象而重新觀察背光,從550nm至Bmax之間 雖為100nm左右之間隔,但從550nm至Rmax之間僅有50nm 10 321533 201020631 左右之間隔。亦即會成為下述式(4)之關係。 ...(4) 相較於紅色之光, 比起藍色之波峰, (Rmax- 550)<(550-Bmax) 此係意指當測定數值作為亮度時, 藍色之光係測量為非常弱。反而言之, 紅色之波峰對亮度之貢獻高出非常多。 關於此傾向,尤其是在將白色LED等用於背光之手 或PDA «帶式用途時’由於在其原理上於波長較長側之 ❹ 料㈣之情 多。然而,即使在使用CCFL等設計之大型τν等情形中, 從造色等之觀點而言滿足⑷式者大多為較佳,且有 傾向。 树明係在具有如上述之背光的液―示裝置所使用 之偏光板中,藉由採用考慮波長依存性之設計.,即可雖不 提升偏光板之Ty或Py,但卻能大幅提升顯示裝置之對比。 此現象係表示在此等顯*裝置所使用之偏光板中各波 ❿長之重要度為不同’在組合於上述背光時,以重視紅色區 域之偏光性能者為效率較佳。 現況之偏光板可說是或多❹財簡注可見光之全 波長區域的形式來追求偏光性能之傾向。尤其是以往作為 偏光性能之指標的視感度校正單體透射率或視感度校正偏 光度’顧名思義’係為關於視感度校正之數值。此視感度 校正亦即如第3圖之曲線。就此指標而言,例如,即使為 具有第4圖所示之正交透射率(Τρ(λ))之光譜(B、G、k 全波長中具有較-致之正交透射率)的#光板、或是具有第 321533 201020631 5圖所示之正交透射率(τρ( a ))之光譜(g、R之波長下之透 射率低且β之波長下之透射率高)的偏光板,亦由於以 550nm為中心而對稱地使感度下降,而當施行視感度校正 時’兩種情形皆會成為相同之數值。 然而’考慮到上述所述之背光或彩色濾光片之特性 時’由於紅色之波長區域對於亮度之貢獻較大,故可說是 , 以如第5圖之類型之偏光板為較佳。 若欲提升視感度校正偏光度,由於必須在全波長區域 中整體性地提升偏光度’故在已接近理論上之極限值的現 ◎ 况下,雖然非常困難,但以從第4圖之類型改良成第5圖 之類型的方向性來切換視點時,於其中即產生可改良之餘 地’此可成為重大之突破。 第6及7圖係分別表示對於具有第4及5圖所示之正 交透射率Tc⑴之光譜的偏光薄膜以上述式⑴义義之偏 光薄獏單體對比(&U))的圖。比起正交透射率或偏光度 等指標’㈣偏光薄膜單_比(、⑴)係相對於重叠2 ^扁光板之狀態之自然光之透射率之最小值的最大值的比〇 ;’故可認為是更接近實際液晶顯示裝置之對比之優劣的 指標。 (偏光薄膜單體對比之測定方法) 以下,記載偏光薄膜單體對比(Scr⑴)之測定方法。 <測定裝置> 使用分光光度計作為Tp⑴、TcU)之測定裝置。為 正確地評估TcU )值,必須使用可測定到更高之吸光 12 321533 201020631 度區域的分光光度計,在本發明中必須使用可進行吸光度 7至8左右之測定的裝置。如此之分光光度計可列舉如曰 本分光(股)製之分光光度計(型號:V7100)等。 就使直線偏振光(linear polarized light)射入之方 法而言,一般已知者為使用由方解石等所構成之偏光稜鏡 的方法,在本發明中之偏光稜鏡之消光比係設成1CT5以下。 <測定試樣> 偏光板中,於偏光薄膜之單面或雙面多貼合有透明保 ®護薄膜,但透明保護薄膜具有相位差特性,當以使其落後 轴與偏光薄膜之吸收軸不呈平行亦不呈正交之方式貼合 . 時,射入之直線偏振光會因透明保護薄膜之相位差特性而 成為橢圓偏光,而無法正確地測定上述Τρ(λ )、TcCA )。 在評估如此之偏光板時,必須使透明保護薄膜解離偏光板 而進行測定。當透明保護薄膜實質上不具有相位差特性 時、或即使透明保護薄膜具有相位差特性但以使其落後軸 @與偏光薄膜之吸收軸呈平行或正交之方式貼合時,即使不 使透明保護薄膜解離偏光板,亦可正確地測定上述Tp (λ ) > Tc( λ ) ° <測定> 使用上述分光光度計,對於偏光薄膜射入直線偏振光 (波長;Inm),以各波長分別測定依直線偏振光與平行尼科 耳鏡之關係而測定之透射率(平行透射率:Tp(;〇)、依與 正交尼科耳鏡之關係而測定之透射率(正交透射率:Tc (又))。更進一步,從測定之Τρ( λ )、Tc( λ )依據上述式 13 321533 201020631 (1 )而求得ScR (又)。 (偏光薄膜之特性) 本發明之液晶顯示裝置所用之偏光板的特性係必須為 上述式(1)所定義之各波長之偏光薄膜單體對比(SCR(又)) 滿足下述式(2)之關係的偏光板。 [(Scr(550) + Scr(600))//2]^ 30, 000 ...(2) 在此,上述式(2)之[(Sa(550) + SCR(600))/ 2]為 30000以上,較佳為40000以上者,可使顯示裝置之對比 變佳。相反地,當未達30000時,會有無法獲得顯示裝置 © 之對比的不良情形。Scr(550)及Scr(600)係各自單獨地以 30000以上為佳,以40000以上為更佳。 藉由從具有第6圖所示之ScR( λ)特性的偏光板變換成 具有第7圖所示之Scr( λ·)特性之類型的偏光板,雖使550nm 或600nm之Scr變高,但450nm附近之Scr反而下降,而變 成如下之關係: [(Scr(550) + Scr(600))/2]>Scr(45〇) ^ 此係由於例如在吸附定向有峨之偏光薄膜中,藉由後述之 高溫高濕處理,使偏光薄膜中之碘中之Is之比例增加,而 增加高波長侧之吸收,相對地因I 3之比例減少而導致低波 長側之吸收減少之故。又,亦有因尚溫尚濕處理而使破本 身之定向度多少有所上昇之現象,亦確認到因此而導致整 體性之Scr之上昇。 如上所述,即使B(藍)區域之波長下之偏光薄膜單體 對比降低,當使用於藍色之貢獻少之LED背光或彩色濾光 14 321533 201020631 片% ’若考慮到視感度校正則不太舍、生 _域之波長下之偏光薄膜單體題先 顯示裝置之畫面之對比提升。 而使液曰曰 此係從與以往對於偏光板所要 完全不同的視點來追求顯示裝置之 y 5 y等之視點 ❹ '偏光性能已為理論上之極限附近你比特性者’現今,在 是對於顯示裝置之高對比化的板的開發中,可說 (偏光板之製作方法) 本發明之偏光板可例如依下述而製作,但。 (1)偏光薄膜製作步驟 匕 構成偏光薄膜之聚乙稀醇系樹脂通常係藉由將聚乙酸 乙_系樹脂予以卷化而獲得。聚乙稀醇系樹脂之I化产 通常為85莫耳%以上、較佳為90莫耳%以上、更佳為99 至100莫耳%。就聚乙酸乙歸酉旨系樹脂而言,除了作為乙 酸乙婦酉旨之均聚物的聚乙酸乙_旨以外,亦可列舉如乙酸 乙烯醋及可與其共聚合之其他單體的共聚物,例如乙烯-乙酸乙稀醋共聚物等。可與乙酸乙烯醋共聚合之其他單體 舉:不:和_、稀烴類、乙綱 等。聚乙烯醇系樹脂之聚合度 〇 〇之= 圍内,較佳為在測至5_之範園内。10000之祀 此等聚乙烯醇系_可經改f,例如亦可使用經賴 改質之聚乙婦基甲祕(p〇lyvinyif〇rmal)、聚乙婦基乙縮 酪(P〇lyvlnylacetal)、聚乙烯基丁縮醛 (P〇lyvinylbutyral)等。通常,製造偏光_時之起始材 15 321533 201020631 料係使用厚度為g 1ηΛ 主100#m、較佳為30至夕枣7 綱樹晰未延伸薄膜。在工業上,薄膜之= =至·m為實用。將此未延伸薄膜依序以膨見= 染色,理、贱處理、水洗處理之順序進行處理處 =理為止之步驟施行單轴延伸,最後乾燥而獲得L 光/專膜之厚度為例如5至5〇^m。 偏光薄膜之製作方法大致分為2種製造方法。第 〇 方法係將聚⑽醇系樹脂薄膜在空氣或惰性氣體中進行單 轴延伸後’依序以咖處理步驟、純處理㈣、餐處 理步驟及水洗輕㈣之料騎減處理,最後進 燥之方法。第2種方法細未延伸之聚乙烯料樹脂薄膜 於水溶液依序以_處理步驟、染色處理步驟、魏處理 ==處理步驟之順序進行溶液處理,並在猶處理 前的步驟中以濕'式進行單軸延伸,最後進行 〇 / ^在任—方法中’單轴延伸皆可在1個步驟中進 盯^可在2似上之步驟中進行。延伸方法可採用公知 例如有:在搬送薄歡壓送輥(吻⑽㈣間賦 Γ行延伸之輥間延伸法、如日本專利第27賴3 ^己载之熱輕延伸法、拉幅機(tenter)延伸法等。此外, 之順序係如上所述,但處理浴之數目或處理條 上:又,亦可依其他之目的而附加上述第1種 方法及苐2種方法未記載之㈣。該步驟之例可列舉如: 在硼酸處理後’以不含顺之·物水料進行浸潰處理 321533 16 201020631 •(蜗化物處理)、或以不含_之含有氣化鋅等 行浸潰處理(鋅處理)等。 各夜進 膨潤處理步驟係以去除薄膜表面之異物、去肢 之可塑劑、賦予下個步驟之易染色性、達成薄膜之可:中 等目的而進行。處理條件係在可達成此等目的之範圍中、 且不會發生基材薄膜之極端溶解或反透明化等不良情況 範圍中決定。使已預先在氣體中經延伸之薄膜膨潤時系 例如將薄膜浸潰在20至7(TC、較佳為3〇至6〇t之水溶液 中而進行。薄膜之浸潰時間為3〇至3〇〇秒,較佳為肋| 240秒。使自始就未經延伸之原片薄膜膨潤時,係將薄膜 浸潰在例如10至50°C、較佳為20至4(TC之水溶液中而進 行。薄膜之浸潰時間為30至300秒,更佳為6〇至240秒。 在膨潤處理步驟中,由於薄膜會在寬度方向膨潤而容 易產生在薄膜有皺紋等之問題,故以使用擴寬輥(择脹輥 (expander roll))、螺滾式揉輥(Spirai r〇u)、凸面輕 ❹(crown roll)、導布裝置(cioth guider)、彎曲棒 bar)、拉幅機夾具(tenter clip)等公知之擴寬裝置將薄膜 之皺紋取去同時搬送薄膜為佳。在使浴中之薄膜搬送安定 化之目的下,以水中淋浴調控膨潤浴中之水流、或併用Epc (Edge Position Control邊緣定位控制裝置··一種用以檢 測薄膜之端部且防止薄膜之蛇行的裝置)等亦為有用。在本 步驟中,由於薄膜在薄膜之搬送方向亦會膨潤擴大,故為 了消除搬送方向之薄膜鬆弛’以施行例如控制處理槽前後 之搬送軺•之速度等手段為佳。此外,使用之膨潤處理浴除 321533 17 201020631 了可使用純水以外,亦可使用在0. 01至0. 1重量%之範圍 添加有棚酸(記載於日本特開平10-153709號公報)、氣化 物(記載於日本特開平06-281816號公報)、無機酸、無機 鹽、水溶性有機溶媒、醇類等的水溶液。 以二色性色素進行之染色處理步驟,係以使二色性色 素吸附、定向於薄膜等為目的而進行。處理條件係在可達 成此等目的之範圍内、且在不會發生基材薄膜之極端溶解 或反透明化等不良情形之範圍内決定。當使用碘作為二色 性色素時,例如在10至45°C、較佳為20至35°C之溫度條 件下,使用重量比為碘/碘化鉀/水=〇.〇〇3至0.2/0.1 至10/100之濃度之水溶液,以30至600秒、較佳為60 至300秒進行浸潰處理。亦可使用其他碘化物、例如碘化 鋅等來替代碘化鉀。此外,亦可將其他碘化物與碘化鉀併 用。再者,亦可同時共存有碘化物以外之化合物,例如硼 酸、氣化鋅、氯化鈷等。添加硼酸時,係以含有碘之特點 而與下述硼酸處理有所區別。只要是相對於水100重量 份,含有碘0. 003重量份以上者,即可視為染色槽。 當使用水溶性二色性染料作為二色性色素時,例如在 20至80°C、較佳為30至70°C之溫度條件下,使用重量比 為二色性染料/水=0. 001至0. 1/100之濃度之水溶液, 以30至600秒、較佳為60至300秒進行浸潰處理。所使 用之二色性染料之水溶液亦可含有染色助劑等,例如亦可 含有硫酸鈉等無機鹽、界面活性劑等。二色性染料可單獨 使用,亦可併用2種以上之二色性染料。 18 321533 201020631 如上所述’亦可於染色槽中延伸薄膜。延伸係藉由使 染色槽之前後之札棍具有周速差等之方法而進行。此外, 與膨潤處理步驟同樣地,亦可在染色浴中及/或浴出入口 設置擴寬輥(撐脹輥)、螺滾式揉輥、凸面輥、導布震置、 彎曲棒等。 侧酸處理係藉由將經二色性色素染色之聚乙稀醇系樹 脂薄膜浸潰在相對於水100重量份含有獨酸1至10重量份 之水彡谷液中而進行。當二色性色素為峨時’以含有職化物 1至30重量份為佳。碘化物可列舉如碘化鉀、碘化鋅等。 又,亦可同時共存有碘化物以外之化合物,例如氯化辞、 氯化鈷、氯化锆、硫代硫酸鈉、亞硫酸鉀、硫酸鈉等。 硼酸處理係為了要利用交聯而達成耐水化或色相調整 (防止帶有藍色感等)等而實施。當為了要利用交聯而達成 耐水化而進行硼酸處理時,亦可因應需要而在硼酸以外、 或與硼酸一起,使用乙二醛(glyoxal)、戊二酸 ❹(glutaraldehyde)等交聯劑。又,有時亦將用以達成耐水 化之硼酸處理稱為耐水化處理、交聯處理、固定化處理等 名稱。此外,有時亦將用以色相調整之硼酸處理稱為補色 處理、再染色處理等名稱。 此硼酸處理係依據其目的而適當變更硼酸及碘化物之 濃度、處理浴之溫度以進行。用以達成耐水化之硼酸處理、 用以達成色相調整之硼酸處理雖然旅無特別區分,但可依 下述條件實施。當將原片薄膜進行膨潤處理、染色處理、 硼酸處理,且硼酸處理係以利用交聯達成耐水化為目的 321533 19 201020631 時,使用相對於水100重量份含有硼酸3至10重量份、碘 化物1至20重量份之硼酸處理浴,通常在50至70°C、較 佳為在55至65°C之溫度下進行。浸潰時間為90至300秒。 又,當對於已預先經延伸之薄膜進行染色處理、硼酸處理 時,硼酸處理浴之溫度通常為50至85°C、較佳為55至80 °C。 在用以達成耐水化之硼酸處理後,亦可進行用以達成 色相調整之硼酸處理。例如,當二色性染料為碘時,為了 達成此目的,係使用相對於水10 0重量份含有棚酸1至5 © 重量份、碘化物3至30重量份之硼酸處理浴,通常在10 至45°C之溫度下進行。浸潰時間通常為3至300秒、較佳 為10至240秒。後續之用以達成色相調整之硼酸處理,相 較於用以達成耐水化之硼酸處理,通常是以較低之硼酸濃 度、較高之碘化物濃度、較低之溫度進行。 此等硼酸處理可由複數個步驟所構成,通常多半是由 2至5個步驟進行。此時,使用之各硼酸處理槽之水溶液 @ 組成、溫度係在上述範圍内,可為相同或不同。上述用以 達成耐水化之硼酸處理、用以達成色相調整之硼酸處理亦 可各自以複數個步驟進行。 又,即使在硼酸處理步驟中,亦可與染色處理步驟同 樣地進行薄膜之延伸。最終之累積延伸倍率為4至7倍, 較佳為4. 5至6. 5倍。在此,所謂「累積延伸倍率」係意 指原片薄膜之長度方向基準長度在完成所有延伸處理後之 薄膜中成為何等程度之長度,例如原片薄膜中原本為之 20 321533 201020631 部分在完成所有延伸處理後之薄膜中若成為5m,則此時之 累積延伸倍率為5倍。 在硼酸處理後,進行水洗處理。水洗處理係藉由將為 了獲致耐水化及/或色相調整而經硼酸處理之聚乙烯醇系 樹脂薄膜浸潰於水中、或以水進行喷霧淋浴、或併用浸潰 與喷霧而進行。水洗處理中之水之溫度通常為2至40°C, 浸潰時間為2至120秒。 在此,在延伸處理後之各個步驟中,亦可以使薄膜之 ® 張力分別實質上成為定值之方式進行張力調控。具體而 言,在染色處理步驟中完成延伸時,係在其後之硼酸處理 步驟及水洗處理步驟中進行張力調控。在染色處理步驟之 前步驟中完成延伸時,則在包含染色處理步驟及硼酸處理 步驟之其後之步驟中進行張力調控。當硼酸處理步驟係由· 複數個硼酸處理步驟所構成時,較佳係在最初或從最初至 第2階段為止之硼酸處理步驟中延伸前述薄膜,並在已進 ❿行延伸處理之硼酸處理步驟之下一個硼酸處理步驟至水洗 步驟為止之各個步驟中進行張力調控;或是在從最初至第 3階段之硼酸處理步驟中延伸前述薄膜,並在已進行延伸 處理之硼酸處理步驟之下一個硼酸處理步驟至水洗步驟為 止之各個步驟中進行張力調控。就工業上而言,更佳係在 最初或從最初至第2階段為止之硼酸處理步驟中延伸前述 薄膜,並在已進行延伸處理之硼酸處理步驟之下一個硼酸 處理步驟至水洗步驟為止之各個步驟中進行張力調控。 又,在硼酸處理後,當進行上述碘化物處理或鋅處理時, 21 321533 201020631 亦可對此等步驟進行張力調控。 就用以調控張力之札輕、用以控制薄膜之搬送方向的 導輥(guide roll)而言,可使用橡膠輥、不銹鋼 鈕 海綿橡膠輥P就橡膠輥而言,以由麵等所構 度為依IIS K 63G1之試驗方法所測定之m蕭氏c刻产 (Jis Shore C scale)為 6〇 至 9〇 度(更佳為 7〇 至 8/产1 者為較佳。就不錄鋼製研磨輥而言,以由SUS3()4、su^6 © 等㈣成’且在達成膜厚—致化之目的下,其表面城度 以Jis B G6G1(表峰财)之祕度輯之局部之Furthermore, the present invention relates to a liquid crystal display device comprising a liquid crystal display device including a backlight and a liquid crystal cell and the polarizing plate, wherein the liquid crystal cell is placed on the backlight and the backlight is illuminated. In the spectrum measured in the state, the blue emission peak wavelength (Bmax) and the red emission peak wavelength (Rmax) satisfy the following formula (4). (Rmax - 550) < (550 - Bmax) (4) The polarizing plate of the present invention has a sensibility-corrected polarization (Py) or a sensible-corrected single-transmittance (Ty) even for its polarizing plate alone. Compared with the conventional polarizing plate, when used in a liquid crystal display device having a backlight and a light-emitting wavelength characteristic of a liquid crystal cell (color filter), the present invention is compared with the conventional polarizing plate using S 321533 201020631. The written contrast of the liquid crystal display device can be greatly improved. [Embodiment] Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described. In a conventional liquid crystal display device, when light emitted from a backlight through a color filter of a liquid crystal cell is investigated, not all wavelengths are the same, and there are strengths depending on wavelengths. This strength is determined by the illumination spectrum of the backlight and the design of the color filter. ® Backlight determines the shape of the luminescence spectrum to some extent depending on the type, and its shape varies depending on the type. For example, a Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp (CCFL) type having an emission spectrum shown in Fig. 1 or a Light Emitting Diode (LED) having an emission spectrum shown in Fig. 2 )Wait. Since the light-emitting principles of these components are different, the spectral shape also has a certain degree of characteristics. Further, on the other hand, since the design of the color filter of the liquid crystal cell is important in the color formation of the display device, the design of each company is different. Usually, most of them are composed of three colors of red (R), green (G), and blue (B). It must be noted that 'in the spectrum produced by the combination of the backlight and the liquid crystal cell (color filter), the Rmax, Gmax, and Bmax of the peak wavelengths of the three colors of R, G, and B may not be designed to be equally spaced. . This is a problem in the color formation of the display device. The reason is due to the wavelength characteristics of the backlight and the color filter. For example, in the case of a mobile phone using a white LED or the like, in consideration of the viewpoint of color formation or the characteristics of the bypass light, it is preferable that Bioax is about 450 ηπι, Gmax is about 550 nm, and Rmax is about 600 nm. 321533 9 201020631 First, describe the R ancestor (red luminescence peak wavelength), g (the green luminescence peak wavelength blue luminescence - wavelength & = LED backlight pattern, etc. as shown in the second _ is obvious and very easy / knife However, it can be seen that the muscle type backlight of a large liquid crystal television or the like has one color composed of a plurality of fine peaks as shown in Fig. 1. The Bmax is within the luminous peak of the peak position between 38G and 5G〇nm. The integral area is the largest peak. If the noise is not counted as a peak, as long as it is necessary, a proper normal distribution approximation (no· distribution approximation) is applied to determine the peak position. can. Gmax can be selected in the same manner from the range of the material position of _ to 57 〇 nm, and Rmax can be selected in the same manner from the range of the peak position of 57 至 to 700 nm. Here, the way of thinking about the sensibility correction is introduced. The sensitivity of the human eye is the highest at a wavelength of about 550 nm, and the sensitivity of the light farther away from it becomes worse. Considering this phenomenon, the concept of visual sensitivity correction is based on the normal-distributed calibration curve of the left-right symmetry shown in Fig. 3, which is combined with the actual spectrum. The peak of this calibration curve is located at 550 nm, meaning that the light of this wavelength is the most sensitive to the luminance meter or the human eye. The opposite is the wavelength from the 550 nm, the lower the sensitivity. For example, if the visual sensitivity correction rate of 550 nm is 1.1, then the ratio of 0.40 or less at 450 nm is that even if the same amount of luminescence is used, the light of the wavelength of 450 nm is only measured as 1/50 of the light of 550 nm. 25 brightness. Considering these phenomena, the backlight is re-observed, and the interval between 550 nm and Bmax is about 100 nm, but there is only a gap of 50 nm 10 321 533 201020631 from 550 nm to Rmax. That is, it will become the relationship of the following formula (4). (4) Compared to the red light, compared to the blue peak, (Rmax- 550) < (550-Bmax) This means that when the measured value is used as the brightness, the blue light is measured as Very weak. Conversely, the red peak contributes a lot to the brightness. Regarding this tendency, in particular, when a white LED or the like is used for a backlight or a PDA «belt type use", it is often in principle based on the longer wavelength side of the material (4). However, even in the case of using a large τν such as a CCFL design, it is preferable to satisfy the formula (4) from the viewpoint of coloring or the like, and there is a tendency. In the polarizing plate used in the liquid-display device having the backlight as described above, by adopting a design considering wavelength dependence, it is possible to greatly improve the display without increasing the Ty or Py of the polarizing plate. Comparison of devices. This phenomenon indicates that the importance of each wave length in the polarizing plate used in these devices is different. When combined with the backlight, it is preferable to emphasize the polarizing performance in the red region. The current state of the polarizing plate can be said to be more or less the form of the full wavelength region of visible light to pursue the tendency of polarizing performance. In particular, the illuminance-corrected single-emission transmittance or the sensible-sensitivity correction radiance 'as the name suggests' is a numerical value regarding the sensibility correction. This visual sensitivity correction is also the curve as shown in Fig. 3. For this index, for example, even a spectrum having an orthogonal transmittance (Τρ(λ)) shown in FIG. 4 (a relatively high transmittance in the B, G, and k full wavelengths) Or a polarizing plate having a spectrum of orthogonal transmittance (τρ( a )) as shown in Fig. 321533 201020631 5 (a transmittance at a wavelength of g and R is low and a transmittance at a wavelength of β is high), Since the sensitivity is reduced symmetrically around 550 nm, and both cases will be the same when performing visual sensitivity correction. However, in view of the characteristics of the backlight or the color filter described above, since the wavelength region of red contributes a lot to the luminance, it can be said that a polarizing plate of the type shown in Fig. 5 is preferable. If you want to improve the diopter-corrected polarization, it is necessary to increase the degree of polarization in the whole-wavelength region. Therefore, it is very difficult, but it is of the type from Figure 4, which is close to the theoretical limit value. When the directionality of the type shown in Fig. 5 is changed to switch the viewpoint, there is room for improvement in which it can become a major breakthrough. Figs. 6 and 7 are views showing a polarizing film (&U) of the polarizing film having the spectrum of the orthogonal transmittance Tc(1) shown in Figs. 4 and 5, respectively, in the sense of the above formula (1). Compared with the index such as the orthogonal transmittance or the degree of polarization, the (4) polarizing film _ ratio (, (1)) is the ratio of the maximum value of the minimum value of the transmittance of the natural light with respect to the state of the overlapping 2 ^ flat panel; It is considered to be an indicator that is closer to the comparison of actual liquid crystal display devices. (Measurement Method of Comparison of Polarizing Film Monomers) Hereinafter, a method of measuring the contrast of the polarizing film monomers (Scr(1)) will be described. <Measuring device> A spectrophotometer was used as the measuring device of Tp (1), TcU). In order to correctly evaluate the TcU) value, it is necessary to use a spectrophotometer that can measure a higher absorbance region of 12 321 533 201020 631 degrees, and in the present invention, a device capable of performing an absorbance of about 7 to 8 must be used. Such a spectrophotometer may, for example, be a spectrophotometer (model: V7100) manufactured by 分本分光(股). In the method of injecting a linear polarized light, a method of using a polarized iridium composed of calcite or the like is generally known, and the extinction ratio of the polarized iridium in the present invention is set to 1 CT5. the following. <Measurement Sample> In the polarizing plate, a transparent protective film is laminated on one surface or both surfaces of the polarizing film, but the transparent protective film has a phase difference characteristic, so that the absorption axis and the polarizing film are absorbed. When the axes are not parallel or orthogonal to each other, the incident linearly polarized light becomes elliptically polarized due to the phase difference characteristic of the transparent protective film, and the above Τρ(λ) and TcCA cannot be accurately measured. When evaluating such a polarizing plate, it is necessary to dissociate the transparent protective film from the polarizing plate for measurement. When the transparent protective film does not substantially have a phase difference characteristic, or even if the transparent protective film has a phase difference characteristic, it is bonded so as to be parallel or orthogonal to the absorption axis of the polarizing film, even if it is not transparent The protective film is dissociated from the polarizing plate, and the above Tp (λ ) > Tc( λ ) ° <Measurement> can be accurately measured. Using the above spectrophotometer, linearly polarized light (wavelength; Inm) is incident on the polarizing film. The wavelength is measured by the transmittance measured by the relationship between the linearly polarized light and the parallel Nicols (parallel transmittance: Tp (; 〇), transmittance measured according to the relationship with the crossed Nicols (orthogonal transmission) Rate: Tc (again). Further, from the measured Τρ( λ ), Tc( λ ), ScR is obtained according to the above formula 13 321533 201020631 (1). (Characteristics of polarizing film) Liquid crystal of the present invention The characteristics of the polarizing plate used for the display device are those in which the polarizing film monomer of each wavelength defined by the above formula (1) is compared (SCR (also)) satisfying the relationship of the following formula (2). [(Scr( 550) + Scr(600))//2]^ 30, 000 ...(2) Therefore, the [(Sa(550) + SCR(600))) / 2] of the above formula (2) is 30,000 or more, preferably 40,000 or more, and the contrast of the display device can be improved. Conversely, when it is less than 30,000 In the case of a failure to obtain a comparison of the display device ©, Scr (550) and Scr (600) are preferably 30,000 or more, more preferably 40,000 or more, as shown in Fig. 6. The polarizing plate of the ScR (λ) characteristic is converted into a polarizing plate of the type having the Scr (λ·) characteristic shown in Fig. 7, and although the Scr of 550 nm or 600 nm is increased, the Scr near 450 nm is decreased, and becomes The relationship is as follows: [(Scr(550) + Scr(600))/2]>Scr(45〇) ^ This is due to, for example, a high-temperature, high-humidity treatment described later in a polarizing film having an adsorption orientation. Increasing the ratio of Is in the iodine in the polarizing film increases the absorption on the high-wavelength side, and the absorption on the low-wavelength side is relatively reduced due to the decrease in the ratio of I 3 . The phenomenon that the degree of orientation of the break itself has increased has also confirmed the rise of the Scr resulting in the overallity. As mentioned above, The contrast of the polarizing film monomer at the wavelength of the B (blue) region is reduced, and the LED backlight or color filter with less contribution to blue is used. 14 321533 201020631 piece % 'If the visual sensitivity correction is taken into consideration, it is not alive. The polarizing film alone under the wavelength of the _ domain firstly displays the contrast of the display device, and the liquid helium is pursued from the point of view of the display device y 5 y, etc. from the viewpoint different from the conventional polarizing plate. 'The polarizing performance is already near the limit of the theoretical limit.' Now, in the development of a highly contrasting board for display devices, it can be said that (the method of manufacturing a polarizing plate) the polarizing plate of the present invention can be, for example, Produced as described, but. (1) Step of Producing Polarized Film 匕 The polyethylene resin constituting the polarizing film is usually obtained by winding a polyvinyl acetate resin. The I production of the polyvinyl alcohol-based resin is usually 85 mol% or more, preferably 90 mol% or more, more preferably 99 to 100 mol%. The polyacetate is a copolymer of vinyl acetate and other monomers copolymerizable therewith, in addition to the polyacetate which is a homopolymer of acetic acid. For example, ethylene-ethylene acetate copolymer and the like. Other monomers copolymerizable with vinyl acetate: No: and _, dilute hydrocarbons, B, etc. The degree of polymerization of the polyvinyl alcohol-based resin 〇 〇 = within the circumference, preferably within the range of 5 Å. After 10000, these polyvinyl alcohols can be modified, for example, p经lyvinyif〇rmal or P〇lyvlnylacetal can be used. , polyvinyl butyral (P〇lyvinyl butyral) and the like. Usually, the starting material for the production of polarized light 15 321533 201020631 is made using a thickness of g 1η Λ main 100#m, preferably 30 to 夕枣7 树 树 未 unstretched film. In the industry, the film == to ·m is practical. The unstretched film is sequentially subjected to singulation = dyeing, treatment, hydrazine treatment, and water washing treatment in the order of treatment, uniaxial stretching is performed, and finally, the thickness of the L light/specific film is obtained, for example, 5 to 5〇^m. The manufacturing method of the polarizing film is roughly classified into two manufacturing methods. The third method is to uniaxially extend the poly(10) alcohol-based resin film in air or an inert gas, and then sequentially process the coffee processing step, the pure treatment (four), the meal processing step, and the water washing light (four). The method. In the second method, the polyethylene resin film which is not extended is subjected to solution treatment in the order of _treatment step, dyeing treatment step, Wei treatment == treatment step in the aqueous solution, and is wet in the step before the treatment. Performing a uniaxial extension, and finally performing a 〇/^ in the method - the 'uniaxial extension can be performed in one step ^ can be performed in the step of 2. The extension method may be, for example, a roll-to-roll extension method in which a squeezing roller (a kiss (10) (four) is extended, and a heat-light extension method, a tenter (Japanese Patent No. 27) The extension method, etc. Further, the order is as described above, but the number of treatment baths or the treatment strips may be added to the above-mentioned first method and the other two methods (four). Examples of the steps may be, for example,: after the boric acid treatment, the impregnation treatment is carried out without the water and the material is 321533 16 201020631 • (volute treatment), or the impregnation treatment is carried out without containing _ containing zinc oxide. (Zinc treatment), etc. Each night swelling treatment step is performed by removing foreign matter on the surface of the film, removing the plasticizer from the extremities, imparting dyeability to the next step, and achieving the film: medium purpose. In the range of achieving such a purpose, it is not determined in the range of defects such as extreme dissolution or reverse transparency of the base film. When the film which has been previously stretched in the gas is swollen, for example, the film is impregnated at 20 to 7 (TC, preferably The film is immersed in an aqueous solution of 3 Torr to 6 Torr, and the immersion time of the film is 3 Torr to 3 Torr, preferably ribs | 240 sec., when the original film which has not been stretched from the beginning is swollen, The film impregnation is carried out, for example, in an aqueous solution of 10 to 50 ° C, preferably 20 to 4 (TC). The impregnation time of the film is 30 to 300 seconds, more preferably 6 to 240 seconds. In the swelling treatment step Since the film swells in the width direction and is liable to cause wrinkles in the film, the use of a widening roll (expander roll), a spiral roll type (Spirai r〇u), and a convex surface are used. A known widening device such as a crown roll, a cioth guide, a tenter clip, or a tenter clip is preferable to remove the wrinkles of the film while conveying the film. For the purpose of transporting stability, it is also useful to use a water shower to regulate the flow of water in the swelling bath, or to use Epc (Edge Position Control edge control device, a device for detecting the end of the film and preventing the film from being snaked). In this step, because the film is transported in the direction of the film. In order to eliminate the slack of the film in the transport direction, it is preferable to perform, for example, the speed of the transport before and after the control of the treatment tank. In addition, the swell treatment bath used may be 321533 17 201020631, and pure water may be used. In the range of 0.01 to 0.1% by weight, a succinic acid (described in JP-A-10-153709) and a vaporized product (described in JP-A-H06-281816), inorganic acids and inorganic salts are added. An aqueous solution of a water-soluble organic solvent or an alcohol. The dyeing treatment step with a dichroic dye is carried out for the purpose of adsorbing and orienting the dichroic dye to a film. The treatment conditions are within the range that can achieve such a purpose, and are determined within a range in which the substrate film is not extremely dissolved or reversed. When iodine is used as the dichroic dye, for example, at a temperature of 10 to 45 ° C, preferably 20 to 35 ° C, the weight ratio is iodine / potassium iodide / water = 〇. 〇〇 3 to 0.2 / 0.1 The aqueous solution to a concentration of 10/100 is subjected to an impregnation treatment for 30 to 600 seconds, preferably 60 to 300 seconds. Other iodides, such as zinc iodide, may be used in place of potassium iodide. In addition, other iodides may be used in combination with potassium iodide. Further, a compound other than iodide such as boric acid, zinc vapor, cobalt chloride or the like may be coexisted at the same time. When boric acid is added, it is distinguished from the following boric acid treatment by the characteristic of containing iodine. The syrup may be regarded as a dyeing tank as long as it is contained in an amount of 0.001 parts by weight or more based on 100 parts by weight of water. When a water-soluble dichroic dye is used as the dichroic dye, for example, at a temperature of 20 to 80 ° C, preferably 30 to 70 ° C, the weight ratio is dichroic dye / water = 0.001 The aqueous solution having a concentration of 0.1/100 is subjected to an impregnation treatment for 30 to 600 seconds, preferably 60 to 300 seconds. The aqueous solution of the dichroic dye to be used may further contain a dyeing assistant or the like. For example, an inorganic salt such as sodium sulfate or a surfactant may be contained. The dichroic dye may be used singly or in combination of two or more kinds of dichroic dyes. 18 321533 201020631 As described above, the film can also be stretched in the dyeing tank. The extension is carried out by a method in which the sticks before and after the dyeing tank have a peripheral speed difference or the like. Further, similarly to the swelling treatment step, a widening roller (elevating roller), a spiral roller, a convex roller, a guide, a bending bar, or the like may be provided in the dye bath and/or the bath inlet and outlet. The side acid treatment is carried out by impregnating a polyethylene glycol-based resin film dyed with a dichroic dye in 1 to 10 parts by weight of hydrazine solution containing 100 parts by weight of water. When the dichroic dye is hydrazine, it is preferably 1 to 30 parts by weight of the active compound. Examples of the iodide include potassium iodide, zinc iodide, and the like. Further, a compound other than iodide may be coexisted at the same time, such as chlorinated, cobalt chloride, zirconium chloride, sodium thiosulfate, potassium sulfite, sodium sulfate or the like. The boric acid treatment is carried out in order to achieve water resistance, hue adjustment (preventing a blue sensation, etc.) by cross-linking. When boric acid treatment is carried out in order to achieve water resistance by crosslinking, a crosslinking agent such as glyoxal or glutaraldehyde may be used in addition to or in addition to boric acid. Further, the boric acid treatment for achieving water resistance is sometimes referred to as a water resistance treatment, a crosslinking treatment, and an immobilization treatment. Further, the boric acid treatment for adjusting the hue is sometimes referred to as a complementary color treatment or a re-dye treatment. This boric acid treatment is carried out by appropriately changing the concentration of boric acid and iodide and the temperature of the treatment bath in accordance with the purpose. The boric acid treatment for achieving the hydration-resistant boric acid treatment and the hue adjustment for the hue adjustment is not particularly distinguished, but can be carried out under the following conditions. When the original film is subjected to swelling treatment, dyeing treatment, boric acid treatment, and boric acid treatment for the purpose of achieving water resistance by crosslinking, 321533 19 201020631 is used, and 3 to 10 parts by weight of boric acid, iodide is used with respect to 100 parts by weight of water. The 1 to 20 parts by weight of the boric acid treatment bath is usually carried out at a temperature of from 50 to 70 ° C, preferably from 55 to 65 ° C. The impregnation time is 90 to 300 seconds. Further, when the film which has been previously stretched is subjected to dyeing treatment or boric acid treatment, the temperature of the boric acid treatment bath is usually 50 to 85 ° C, preferably 55 to 80 ° C. After the boric acid treatment for achieving water resistance, a boric acid treatment for achieving hue adjustment can also be performed. For example, when the dichroic dye is iodine, in order to achieve this, a boric acid treatment bath containing 1 to 5 parts by weight of linoleic acid and 3 to 30 parts by weight of iodide with respect to 10 parts by weight of water is used, usually at 10 It is carried out at a temperature of 45 °C. The impregnation time is usually from 3 to 300 seconds, preferably from 10 to 240 seconds. Subsequent boric acid treatment to achieve hue adjustment is generally carried out at a lower boric acid concentration, a higher iodide concentration, and a lower temperature than the boric acid treatment used to achieve water resistance. These boric acid treatments may consist of a plurality of steps, usually carried out in two to five steps. In this case, the aqueous solution @ composition and temperature of each of the boric acid treatment tanks used are in the above range, and may be the same or different. The boric acid treatment for achieving the hydration resistance and the boric acid treatment for achieving the hue adjustment may be carried out in a plurality of steps. Further, even in the boric acid treatment step, the stretching of the film can be carried out in the same manner as the dyeing treatment step. 5倍。 The cumulative stretch ratio is 4 to 7 times, preferably from 4.5 to 6. 5 times. Here, the term "accumulated stretch ratio" means the length of the length direction reference length of the original film on the film after completion of all the stretching processes, for example, the original film film is originally 20 321 533 201020631. When the film after the stretching treatment is 5 m, the cumulative stretching ratio at this time is 5 times. After the boric acid treatment, a water washing treatment is performed. The water-washing treatment is carried out by dipping the polyvinyl alcohol-based resin film treated with boric acid in water for the purpose of obtaining water resistance and/or hue adjustment, or by spraying with water or by spraying and spraying. The temperature of the water in the water washing treatment is usually 2 to 40 ° C, and the impregnation time is 2 to 120 seconds. Here, in each step after the stretching process, the tension of the film may be substantially controlled so that the tension of the film is substantially constant. Specifically, when the stretching is completed in the dyeing treatment step, the tension is controlled in the subsequent boric acid treatment step and the water washing treatment step. When the stretching is completed in the step before the dyeing treatment step, the tension control is carried out in the step including the dyeing treatment step and the boric acid treatment step. When the boric acid treatment step is constituted by a plurality of boric acid treatment steps, it is preferred to extend the film in the boric acid treatment step initially or from the first to the second stage, and the boric acid treatment step which has been subjected to the elongation treatment Performing tension control in each step from the next boric acid treatment step to the water washing step; or extending the foregoing film in the boric acid treatment step from the first to the third stage, and a boric acid under the boric acid treatment step which has been subjected to the elongation treatment Tension control is performed in each step from the treatment step to the water washing step. Industrially, it is preferred to extend the film in the boric acid treatment step initially or from the first to the second stage, and each of the boric acid treatment step to the water washing step under the boric acid treatment step in which the elongation treatment has been carried out Tension control is carried out in the step. Further, after the boric acid treatment, when the above iodide treatment or zinc treatment is carried out, 21 321 533 201020631 may also be subjected to tension control in these steps. For the guide roll for regulating the tension and controlling the conveying direction of the film, a rubber roller or a stainless steel button sponge rubber roller P can be used for the rubber roller to be constructed by a surface or the like. The Jis Shore C scale measured according to the test method of IIS K 63G1 is 6〇 to 9〇 (more preferably 7〇 to 8/1 is preferred. For the grinding roller, the surface of the grinding machine is made by SUS3()4, su^6 ©, etc. (4) and the film thickness is achieved. The surface of the grinding wheel is Jis B G6G1 (Table Feng Cai) Partial
Q ^隔S表示為約0.2^· QS者為較佳。就海綿橡膠輕而 5 ’以海綿之硬度為依JIS κ _之試驗方法所測定之 JIS蕭氏C刻度為20至60度(更佳為25至5〇度)、密度 為〇· 4,0. 6g/V(更佳為〇. 42至〇 %»者為較佳^ 在從膨潤處理至水洗處理為止之各個步驟中的張力係 可=相同,不同,在張力調控中對於薄膜之張力並無特別 限疋,以母單位寬度計,係適宜設定為150至2000N/m、 較佳為議至15GGN/m之範圍内。當張力低於i5〇N/m 時’薄膜容易產生皺紋。另一方面,當張力超過2000N/m 時會發生薄膜破裂或轴承(bearing)磨耗所導致之低壽命 化等問題。此外’此每單位寬度之張力係由該步驟之入口 附近之薄膜寬度與張力檢測器之張力值而計算出。又,當 進订張力調控時,雖然不可避免地會有些許延伸/收縮之 情形’但在本發明中’此等不包含於延伸處理中。 在偏光薄膜製作步驟之最後,進行乾燥處理。乾燥處 22 321533 201020631 理雖然以逐㈣魏力独多數階段騎為佳,值從設備 上之限制等來看,通常以2至3階段進行。當以2階段進 打時’前段之張力較佳係設定為_至15_/m之 後段之張f較佳係設定為至l_N/m之朗。若張力 太大’翁膜之破裂會變多’ ^太小’則產生之敏紋會變 多,而較不佳。此外,前段之乾燥溫度較佳係設定為3〇至 9〇。(:之範圍,後段之乾燥溫度較佳係設定為4〇至刚。c之 e 範圍。若溫度太高’則薄膜之破裂會變多且光學特性降低, ^溫度太低’祕紋會變多’而較不佳。乾燥處理溫度可 设為例如6 G至6 G G秒’各階段之乾燥時間可相同或不^。 時間若太長’則在生產性方面不佳,時間若太短 會不充分而不佳。 乾烁 如此’對於聚乙烯醇系樹脂薄膜施行單軸延伸、二色 性色素之染色處理及硼酸處理而獲得偏光薄膜。 膜之厚度通常在5至40 之範圍内。 © (2)對於偏光薄膜賦予滿足式(2)、(3)之特性的方法 本發明之偏光板中所使用之偏光薄膜係具有下述式(2) 所示之特性。具有本特性之偏光薄膜係藉由使 = .寺於特定環境下而獲得。亦即’必須使偏光薄膜保持於至 少流動方向(吸收軸方向)之收縮受到抑制的狀態、且保持 於高溫高濕度之環境下。 " '、、 ’經單軸延伸而 能。關於抑制偏 t (ScE(550)+ ScECeOO))/^ 2] ^ 30, 〇〇〇 在偏光薄膜之收縮未受抑制的狀態下 製作之偏光薄膜會大幅收縮而失去偏光性 321533 23 201020631 光薄膜之收縮的狀態,可列舉如在對偏光薄膜維持張力之 狀態下保持於高溫高濕槽中的方法、將薄膜積層於水分率 高之偏光薄膜之雙面並在偏光薄膜之水分高之狀態下賦予 高溫的方法等。前者中之張力為15xl04N/m2至1500x104N /m2、更佳為 150xl04N/m2 至 1200xl04N/m2。若低於 15x 104N/m2,則容易失去偏光性能,若為1500xl04N/m2以上 則會變得容易破裂。 在後者之情形中,係藉由將後述透明保護薄膜等薄膜 積層於偏光薄膜之雙面,而抑制偏光薄膜之收縮。此外, © 由於此方法係僅藉由將積層之偏光板加熱即可使偏光薄膜 置於高溫高濕下,故當將偏光薄膜保持於高溫高濕環境下 時,不須設置高溫高濕槽,此法簡便而較佳。 所謂高溫高濕環境下係指·溫度為40°C至90°C且濕度 為50%至95%RH,較佳之範圍係指溫度為60°C至80°C且 濕度為60%至90%RH之環境。當溫度未達40°C時、或濕 度未達50%RH時,由於溫濕度不充分,故難以獲得式(3) ^ 記載之特性。當溫度為90°C以上時,偏光薄膜會明顯劣化 並容易發生脫藍色,當濕度為95%RH以上時則會容易結 露。 曝露在高溫高濕環境下之時間為10秒至1200秒,較 佳為20秒至600秒。時間若短則無法獲得充足之處理效 果,若太長則偏光薄膜會明顯劣化並容易發生脫藍色,而 較不佳。 在將薄膜積層於偏光薄膜之雙面並在偏光薄膜之水分 24 321533 201020631 :之狀態下賦予高溫的方法中,由於難以 露之溫濕度環衫啸值化, =相所曝 4 70C以上’較佳為饥以上 100C以下,較佳為9(rc以下。 又通常為 ==二,則偏光薄膜會· : ❹ 、該處理係在從剛貼合後之40秒以内、較 =、更佳為在20秒以内賦予高溫。到賦予高溫為止秒 貼合後賦予=主而難以獲得處理效果。 後賦予鬲k之時間為10秒至1200秒、較隹盔〇 =刚秒。時間若短、、則無法獲得充足之處理效/^0 長=偏光薄膜會明顯劣化並容易發生脫藍色而較右 心= = =?率…上、較佳為 偏井逋胺先 %,則即使將薄膜積層於 八率**之雙面朗予高溫’亦難以獲得處理效果。若水 刀-向,則在將薄膜積層於偏光薄膜之雙面時會 魬 紋等,而較不佳。水分率之上限通常為20%以下,更佳為 15%以下。 尺佳為 偏光薄膜之水分率,係依據Fujiw〇rk(股)製之紅外線 欠刀率5十IM-3SCV MODEL-1900(L)所測定之值並藉由下述 式而求得者。 水分率=(1 /28) * (1. 2145 * 測定值一941. 662) 又,本式係由於水分率不同之偏光薄膜之水分率計數 值、與於105°C熱處理1小時前後之水分量變化所得之水 321533 25 201020631 分率之值幾乎為直線關係而獲得之關係式。 具有上述之較佳範圍内之水分率的偏光薄膜係可藉 调控例如偏域膜之乾燥溫度及乾燥時間而獲得,低水= 率之偏光薄膜可藉由使乾燥爐之溫度設為較低、及/二 燥時間設為較短而獲得,高水分率之偏光薄獏可藉由 燥爐之溫度設為較高、及/或乾燥時間設為較長而獲得。乙 在本發明中,若欲獲得式(3)之性能,則在將薄骐積層 於偏光薄膜之雙面並在偏光薄膜之水分高之狀態下賦予言 溫的方法中,上述溫度、時間、水分率之組合甚為重要。 ❹ 乾燥後’亦可更進一步在室溫或稍微高於室溫之溫 度、例如20至5〇t:左右之溫度下以12至600小時左右進 行熟化(curing)。熟化時之溫度一般係設定成低於乾燥時 •所採用之溫度。 (3)透明保護薄膜等薄膜對於偏光薄膜之積層 將透明保護薄膜等薄膜積層於偏光薄膜之雙面的方 法’係藉由接著劑層或直接積層薄膜。當將薄膜僅積層於 偏光薄膜之單面時,由於其後即使賦予高溫,亦難以使偏 〇 光薄膜保持於高濕度環境下,故較不佳。 關於薄膜之積層,只要使用輥等將偏光薄膜與薄膜逐 次於早面、或同時於雙面進行貼合即可。從製造效率之方 面來看,以雙面同時貼合為佳。貼合溫度通常為15至3〇 C左右之範圍。當藉由接著劑層而積層時,可列舉如在偏 光薄膜及/或透明保護薄膜之表面均勻地塗佈接著劑,並 將另一方之薄膜疊合在塗佈面,藉由輥等而貼合,且予以 321533 26 201020631 乾燥的方法等。 溫度下塗佈。 通常接著劑係在其調製後於 15至40°C之 、、容媒?接著劑可使用水溶媒系接著劑、有機 • 系接著劑、無溶劑型接著劑等。水溶 :=er聚乙稀醇系樹脂水溶液、水系二液型 曰(ethane)糸孔液(emulsi〇n)接著 六 接著劑可列舉如二液型胺酯系接著 ^ ❺了_如—㈣胺料接著劑、環氧系接著劑等。 聚乙= ㈣’在作為接著劑使用之 系樹脂中’除了將作為乙酸乙稀醋之均聚物的聚 ^乙_旨予以4化處理而獲得之乙_均聚物以外,還 酸乙制射與其共聚合之其他單體的共聚物予以 ^處理而獲得之乙烯醇系共聚物、更進—步將此等之經 :Μ部分性地改質而成之改質聚乙缚醇系聚合物等。在 此接著劑中亦可添加多祕、水溶性環氧化合物、三聚氛 ❹胺系化合物、氧化錯化合物、鋅化合物等作為添加劑。使 用此等水系接著劑時,由其所得之接著劑層通常為i从瓜以 -.I3.使使用通常之光學顯微鏡觀察剖面,事實上亦無法 觀察到該接著劑層。 就接著劑而言’亦可使用光硬化型接著劑。就光硬化 型接著劑而言,可列舉如在環氧樹脂、丙烯酸系樹脂、氧 雜裱丁烷(oxetane)樹脂、胺酯樹脂、聚乙烯醇樹脂等中添 自由基聚合型起始劑及/或陽離子聚合型起始劑而成 者其中,以在脂環式環軋樹脂與不具有脂環式結構之環 321533 27 201020631 氧樹脂的混合物中添加陽離子聚合型起始劑而成者為佳。 當使用光硬化型接著劑而將偏光薄膜與貼合於其之薄 膜予以接合時’在接合後,藉由照射活性能量線而使光硬 化性接著劑硬化。活性能量線之光源並無特別限定,以在 波長400mn以下具有發光分布之活性能量線為佳,具體而 言,以低壓水銀燈、中壓水銀燈、高壓水銀燈、超高壓水 銀燈、化學燈、黑光燈㈤aek light丨卿)、微波激發水 銀燈、金屬自化物燈等為適用。對於光硬化型接著劑之光 照射強度,係依據該光硬化性接著劑之組成而適宜決定,❿ 雖無特別限定,但以對於聚合起始劑之活性化為有效的波 長區域之照射強度為〇. 1至6000mW//cm2為較佳。當該照射 強度為0· lmW/cm2以上時,反應時間不會變太長,當為 6000mW/cm2以下時,較不會發生因從光源發射之熱及光硬 化型接著劑硬化時之發熱所導致的環氧樹脂之變黃或偏光 薄膜之劣化。對於光硬化型接著劑之光照射時間係依要予 以硬化之光硬化型接著劑所控制者,雖無特別限定,但較 佳係設定成使上述照射強度與照射時間之乘積所表示的累 積光量為10至l〇〇〇〇mJ/cm2。當對於光硬化型接著劑之累 積光量為10mJ/cm2以上時,可使源自聚合起始劑之活性種 產生充足量而使硬化反應更確實地進行,當為1〇〇〇〇mJ// cm2以下時,照射時間不會變太長,而可維持良好之生產 性。又,照射活性能量線後之接著劑層之厚度通常為〇. 〇〇1 至5/zm左右,較佳為〇 〇1//m以上,又,較佳為2以爪以 下、更佳為1 # m以下。 321533 28 201020631 當藉由照射活性能量線而使光硬化型接 著劑硬化時, 較佳係在不會使偏光薄膜之偏光度、透射率及色相等偏光 板之諸功能下降的條件下進行硬化。 t將薄膜積層於偏光薄膜之雙面時,若藉由接著劑層 :而進行積層’則薄膜係以透明保護薄膜為佳。 透明保護薄膜可列舉如環烯烴系樹脂薄膜、乙酸纖維 素系樹脂薄膜、聚對苯二甲酸乙二S旨(polyethylene terephthalate)或聚苯二曱酸乙二自旨、聚對苯二甲酸丁二 酯等聚醋系樹脂薄膜、聚碳酸酿系樹脂薄膜 、丙烯酸系樹 月旨薄膜、聚丙婦系樹脂薄膜等該領域中以往至今所廣泛使 用之薄膜。It is preferable that the Q ^ interval S is expressed as about 0.2^· QS. The JIS Shaw C scale measured by the test method of JIS κ _ is 0.5 to 60 degrees (more preferably 25 to 5 degrees), and the density is 〇·4,0. 6g/V (more preferably 42. 42 to 〇%» is preferred ^ The tension system in each step from the swelling treatment to the water washing treatment can be the same, different, and the tension of the film in the tension regulation There is no special limit, in the range of the parent unit width, it is suitably set to 150 to 2000 N/m, preferably in the range of 15 GGN/m. When the tension is lower than i5〇N/m, the film is prone to wrinkles. On the one hand, when the tension exceeds 2000 N/m, problems such as film rupture or bearing wear may result in lower life. In addition, the tension per unit width is detected by the film width and tension near the entrance of the step. In addition, when the tension adjustment is performed, although there is inevitably a slight extension/contraction situation, 'in the present invention, 'this is not included in the extension process. Finally, dry treatment is carried out. Drying place 22 3215 33 201020631 Although it is better to ride in the most stage of Wei Li, the value is limited from the limit of equipment, etc., usually in the 2 to 3 stage. When the 2 stage is used, the tension of the front section is preferably set to _ to 15_ / m after the section f is preferably set to l_N / m lang. If the tension is too large 'the rupture of the film will become more ' ^ too small' will produce more sensitive lines, and more In addition, the drying temperature of the preceding stage is preferably set to 3 〇 to 9 〇. (: The range, the drying temperature of the latter stage is preferably set to 4 〇 to just the range of e. If the temperature is too high ' The rupture of the film will increase and the optical properties will decrease. The temperature will be too low, and the secret line will become more. The drying process temperature can be set to, for example, 6 G to 6 GG seconds. The drying time of each stage can be the same or not. ^. If the time is too long, then it is not good in terms of productivity. If the time is too short, it will be insufficient and not good. Dry so-called "single-axial stretching of the polyvinyl alcohol-based resin film, dyeing treatment of dichroic pigments and A polarizing film is obtained by treatment with boric acid. The thickness of the film is usually in the range of 5 to 40. © (2) For The polarizing film is provided with a characteristic that satisfies the characteristics of the formulas (2) and (3). The polarizing film used in the polarizing plate of the present invention has the characteristics shown by the following formula (2). The polarizing film having the present characteristics is made by = . Temple is obtained under a specific environment. That is, 'the polarizing film must be kept in a state where the shrinkage of at least the flow direction (absorption axis direction) is suppressed, and it is maintained in an environment of high temperature and high humidity. " ', , ' With the uniaxial extension, with respect to the suppression bias t (ScE(550) + ScECeOO)) / ^ 2] ^ 30, the polarizing film produced in the state where the shrinkage of the polarizing film is not suppressed is greatly contracted and lost. Polarizing property 321533 23 201020631 The state in which the light film is shrunk is a method in which the film is held in a high-temperature and high-humidity bath while maintaining the tension of the polarizing film, and the film is laminated on both sides of the polarizing film having a high moisture content and is polarized. A method of imparting high temperature in a state where the moisture of the film is high. The tension in the former is from 15xl04N/m2 to 1500x104N/m2, more preferably from 150xl04N/m2 to 1200xl04N/m2. If it is less than 15 x 104 N/m2, the polarizing performance is liable to be lost, and if it is 1500 x 10 N/m2 or more, it is liable to be broken. In the latter case, shrinkage of the polarizing film is suppressed by laminating a film such as a transparent protective film described later on both sides of the polarizing film. In addition, since the polarizing film is placed under high temperature and high humidity only by heating the laminated polarizing plate, it is not necessary to provide a high temperature and high humidity groove when the polarizing film is maintained in a high temperature and high humidity environment. This method is simple and preferred. In the so-called high temperature and high humidity environment, the temperature is 40 ° C to 90 ° C and the humidity is 50% to 95% RH. The preferred range refers to the temperature of 60 ° C to 80 ° C and the humidity of 60% to 90%. RH environment. When the temperature is less than 40 ° C or the humidity is less than 50% RH, since the temperature and humidity are insufficient, it is difficult to obtain the characteristics described in the formula (3). When the temperature is 90 ° C or more, the polarizing film is significantly deteriorated and is likely to be de-bluened, and when the humidity is 95% RH or more, it is easily dewred. The exposure time in a high temperature and high humidity environment is 10 seconds to 1200 seconds, preferably 20 seconds to 600 seconds. If the time is short, sufficient processing effect cannot be obtained. If it is too long, the polarizing film will be significantly deteriorated and it is prone to de-bluening, which is not preferable. In the method of laminating the film on both sides of the polarizing film and imparting high temperature in the state of the polarizing film moisture 24 321 533 201020631 :, since the temperature and humidity of the exposed film are too small, the phase is exposed to 4 70 C or more. Preferably, the hunger is 100C or less, preferably 9 (rc or less. Normally == 2, the polarizing film will be: ❹, the treatment is within 40 seconds after the bonding, and more preferably, The high temperature is applied within 20 seconds. It is difficult to obtain the treatment effect after the second temperature is applied to the high temperature. The time for giving 鬲k is 10 seconds to 1200 seconds, and the time is shorter than the helmet. It is not possible to obtain sufficient treatment effect / ^ 0 length = polarized film will be significantly degraded and prone to bluing and more than right heart = = = rate ... upper, preferably partial eramide first, even if the film is laminated It is difficult to obtain a treatment effect on the double-sided tempering of the eight-rate **. If the waterjet-direction is applied, the film will be embossed when it is laminated on both sides of the polarizing film, which is less preferred. The upper limit of the moisture content is usually It is 20% or less, more preferably 15% or less. The ruler is the moisture content of the polarizing film. Based on the value measured by Fujiw〇rk (infrared), the infrared undercut rate of 50 IM-3SCV MODEL-1900 (L) is obtained by the following formula: Moisture rate = (1 / 28) * ( 1. 2145 * Measured value 941. 662) In addition, this formula is the water content of the polarizing film with different moisture content, and the water content obtained by changing the water content before and after heat treatment at 105 °C for 1 hour. 321533 25 201020631 The relationship between the values obtained in a straight line relationship. The polarizing film having the moisture content in the above preferred range can be obtained by adjusting the drying temperature and drying time of, for example, the bias film, and the low water=rate polarizing film can be used. By setting the temperature of the drying oven to be lower and/or the drying time to be shorter, the high moisture rate polarizing thinner can be set by the drying furnace to be higher, and/or the drying time is set to In the present invention, in order to obtain the performance of the formula (3), in a method in which a thin layer is deposited on both sides of the polarizing film and the temperature of the polarizing film is high, the temperature is given. The combination of the above temperature, time and moisture rate is very important. ❹ After drying Further, curing is carried out at room temperature or a temperature slightly higher than room temperature, for example, at a temperature of about 20 to 5 Torr: about 12 to 600 hours. The temperature at the time of aging is generally set to be lower than when drying. (3) A film such as a transparent protective film for a laminate of a polarizing film. A method of laminating a film such as a transparent protective film on both sides of a polarizing film is performed by an adhesive layer or a direct laminated film. When the single side of the polarizing film is used, it is difficult to maintain the high-humidity film in a high-humidity environment even if a high temperature is applied thereafter, which is not preferable. Regarding the laminate of the film, the polarizing film and the film may be bonded to the film at the same time or simultaneously on both sides using a roll or the like. From the viewpoint of manufacturing efficiency, it is preferable to apply both sides at the same time. The bonding temperature is usually in the range of about 15 to 3 〇 C. When the layer is laminated by the adhesive layer, the adhesive is uniformly applied to the surface of the polarizing film and/or the transparent protective film, and the other film is laminated on the coated surface, and is attached by a roller or the like. And 321533 26 201020631 drying method, etc. Coating at temperature. Usually, the adhesive is at 15 to 40 ° C after the preparation, and a solvent-based adhesive, an organic binder, a solventless adhesive or the like can be used as the solvent. Water-soluble: = er polyvinyl alcohol-based resin aqueous solution, water-based two-component ethane boring solution (emulsi〇n) followed by six binders, such as a two-component amine ester system, followed by _, such as - (tetra) amine An adhesive, an epoxy-based adhesive, or the like. Polyethylene = (4) 'In the resin used as an adhesive, 'in addition to the B-homopolymer obtained by the polymerization of the homopolymer of ethyl acetate vinegar A vinyl alcohol-based copolymer obtained by treating a copolymer of a copolymer with another monomer copolymerized with it, and further modifying the polyethylenic alcohol-based polymerization by partially modifying the oxime Things and so on. A multi-secret, water-soluble epoxy compound, a trimeric amide compound, an oxidizing compound, a zinc compound or the like may be added as an additive to the adhesive. When such a water-based adhesive is used, the adhesive layer obtained therefrom is usually i-. I3. The cross section is observed using a usual optical microscope, and the adhesive layer is not actually observed. As the adhesive, a photocurable adhesive can also be used. Examples of the photocurable adhesive include a radical polymerization type initiator and an epoxy resin, an acrylic resin, an oxetane resin, an amine ester resin, a polyvinyl alcohol resin, and the like. Or a cationic polymerization type initiator, wherein a cationic polymerization type initiator is preferably added to a mixture of an alicyclic ring-rolled resin and a ring 321533 27 201020631 oxy-resin having no alicyclic structure. . When a polarizing film is bonded to a film bonded thereto by using a photocurable adhesive, the photohardenable adhesive is cured by irradiation of an active energy ray after bonding. The light source of the active energy ray is not particularly limited, and is preferably an active energy ray having a light-emitting distribution at a wavelength of 400 nm or less. Specifically, a low-pressure mercury lamp, a medium-pressure mercury lamp, a high-pressure mercury lamp, an ultra-high pressure mercury lamp, a chemical lamp, and a black light (5) aek Light 丨qing), microwave-excited mercury lamps, metal lignin lamps, etc. are applicable. The light irradiation intensity of the photocurable adhesive is appropriately determined depending on the composition of the photocurable adhesive, and y is not particularly limited, but the irradiation intensity in a wavelength region effective for activation of the polymerization initiator is 1. 1 to 6000 mW//cm 2 is preferred. When the irradiation intensity is 0·lmW/cm2 or more, the reaction time does not become too long, and when it is 6000 mW/cm2 or less, heat generated from the light source and heat generated by curing of the photocurable adhesive are less likely to occur. The resulting yellowing of the epoxy resin or deterioration of the polarizing film. The light irradiation time of the photocurable adhesive is controlled by a photocurable adhesive which is to be cured, and is not particularly limited, but is preferably set to a cumulative amount of light expressed by the product of the irradiation intensity and the irradiation time. It is 10 to l〇〇〇〇mJ/cm2. When the cumulative light amount for the photocurable adhesive is 10 mJ/cm 2 or more, the active species derived from the polymerization initiator can be produced in a sufficient amount to make the hardening reaction more sure, when it is 1 〇〇〇〇 mJ// When the thickness is less than or equal to cm2, the irradiation time does not become too long, and good productivity can be maintained. Further, the thickness of the adhesive layer after the irradiation of the active energy ray is usually 〇1 to 5/zm, preferably 〇〇1/1/m or more, and more preferably 2 or less, more preferably 1 # m below. 321533 28 201020631 When the photocurable adhesive is cured by irradiation of an active energy ray, it is preferred to be hardened without lowering the functions of the polarizing film, the transmissivity, and the color of the polarizing plate. When the film is laminated on both sides of the polarizing film, if the film is laminated by the adhesive layer, the film is preferably a transparent protective film. Examples of the transparent protective film include a cycloolefin resin film, a cellulose acetate resin film, a polyethylene terephthalate or a polyethylene terephthalate, and a polybutylene terephthalate. A film which has been widely used in the past, such as a polyester resin film such as an ester, a polycarbonate resin film, an acrylic resin film, or a polypropylene film.
環烯烴系樹脂可使用適當之市售品,例如T〇paS (Ticona 公司製)、ART0NCJSR(股)製)、ZE0N0R(日本 ze〇n (股)製)、ΖΕ0ΝΕΧ(日本ZE〇N(股)製)、ApEL(三井化學(股) 製)虽將此等環烯烴系樹脂予以製膜而製成薄膜時 ,適宜 ❹使用溶劑洗鋒法、溶融播壓法等公知之方法。此外,亦可 使用例如S-SINAC積水化學工業(股)製)、SCA4〇(積水化學 工業(股)製)、ZE_R、薄膜((股)〇pTES幻等預先經製膜之 環烯烴系樹脂製薄膜之市售品。 —環烯煙系樹脂薄膜亦可為經單轴延伸或二轴延伸者。 藉由進行延伸,即可對於環烯烴系樹脂薄膜賦予任意之相 ,差值。延伸通常係將薄膜一邊從捲筒拉出一邊連續地進 行並在加熱爐中,朝輥之進行方向、或與該進行方向垂 直之方向、或該兩方向進行延伸。加熱爐之溫度通常係採 321533 29 201020631 用環稀烴系樹脂之玻璃轉移溫度附近至玻璃轉移溫度 100°C之範圍。延伸之倍率通常為I丨至6倍、較佳為工 至3. 5倍。 環烯烴系樹脂薄膜係經延伸者時,其延伸方向為往 忍’但一般相對於薄膜之流動方向為〇。、沾。、9〇。者 伸方向為(Γ之薄膜之相位差特性為完全單轴性,45。、9〇。 相位差特性常帶有微弱之H該特性會景彡響 、:二置之視角,但只要依據適用之液晶顯示裝置之As the cycloolefin-based resin, a commercially available product such as T〇paS (manufactured by Ticona Co., Ltd.), ART0NCJSR (manufactured by the company), ZE0N0R (manufactured by Japan ze〇n Co., Ltd.), and ΖΕ0ΝΕΧ (Japan ZE〇N (share)) can be used. In the case of forming a film by forming a film of such a cycloolefin-based resin, it is preferable to use a known method such as a solvent washing method or a melt-casting method. In addition, it is also possible to use, for example, S-SINAC Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd., SCA4〇 (made by Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd.), ZE_R, film ((), pTES, etc. A commercially available product of a film. The cycloolefin-based resin film may be uniaxially stretched or biaxially stretched. By stretching, an arbitrary phase and a difference can be imparted to the cycloolefin-based resin film. The film is continuously carried out while being pulled out from the roll, and is extended in the direction of the roll, in the direction perpendicular to the direction of the roll, or in both directions in the heating furnace. The temperature of the furnace is usually 321533 29 The cyclic olefin-based resin film is used in the range of from 0.1 to 6 times, preferably from 3.5 to 5. In the case of the extension, the direction of extension is tolerant 'but generally the flow direction with respect to the film is 〇., 沾., 9 〇. The direction of extension is (the phase difference characteristic of the film of Γ is completely uniaxial, 45. 9〇. Phase difference characteristics This feature will H has a weak view of San ring,: Perspective of two opposed, but insofar as the display device based on liquid crystal applicable
2合偏光板之㈣㈣當選擇即可。相位差值常使用於 =被稱為Λ/4、Μ等者’若為λ/4則常為⑽至 ΠΟηιη之相位差範圍,若為λ/2 位差範圍。 貝】常為20。至300nm之相 當環烯烴系樹脂薄膜為滾筒狀態時,由於薄膜有彼此 =而容㈣生結塊(blc)cking)之傾向,故通常會貼合防 =膜而作成捲筒狀。此外,由於環烯烴系樹脂薄膜一般 係表面活性^佳,故崎於要與偏光薄職著之表面進行(4) (4) of the 2 polarizing plates can be selected. The phase difference value is often used for = is called Λ / 4, Μ, etc. If λ / 4 is often the phase difference range of (10) to ΠΟ ηηη, if it is λ/2 difference range. Bay] is often 20. Phase to 300 nm When the cycloolefin-based resin film is in a roll state, since the film tends to have a ratio of (b) to each other, the film is usually bonded to the film to form a roll. In addition, since the cycloolefin-based resin film generally has a good surface activity, it is necessary to carry out the surface with a polarizing thin film.
^處理、電暈處理、紫外線照射處理、火焰(η·)處理、 :化處理等表面處理為佳。其中,以可較容胃實施之_ 處理、電暈處理為適宜。 可用於作為透明賴薄膜之W纖維素㈣脂,係纖 維素之部分或完全之乙酸醋化物,可列舉如三乙醯基纖維 素、二乙酿基纖維素、纖維素乙酸g旨丙酸醋等。 此等纖維素醋系樹脂之薄膜可使用適宜之市售品,例 如 Fujitac TD80(虽 士薄膜(股)製)、Fujitac TD8〇UF(富 321533 30 201020631 士薄膜(股)製)、Fujitac TD80UZ(富士薄膜(股)製)、 KC8UX2M(Konica Minolta 0ρΐ〇(股)製)、KC4UY(Konica^ Surface treatment such as treatment, corona treatment, ultraviolet irradiation treatment, flame (η·) treatment, and chemical treatment is preferred. Among them, it is suitable to perform treatment and corona treatment in a stomach. It can be used as a W cellulose (tetra) fat as a transparent film, or a part or complete acetic acid acetate of cellulose, and examples thereof include triethyl fluorenyl cellulose, divinyl cellulose, cellulose acetate, and vinegar vinegar. Wait. As the film of the cellulose vinegar resin, a commercially available product such as Fujitac TD80 (manufactured by Shiki Film Co., Ltd.), Fujitac TD8 〇 UF (manufactured by 321533 30 201020631 film), Fujitac TD80UZ (Fujitac TD80UZ) can be used. Fuji Film Co., Ltd., KC8UX2M (Konica Minolta 0ρΐ〇), KC4UY (Konica)
Minolta 0pto(股)製)等。 *此外,亦可使用經賦予相位差特性之乙酸纖維素系樹 脂薄膜,該經賦予相位差特性之乙酸纖維素系樹脂薄膜之 市售品可列舉如WV BZ 438(富士薄膜(股)製)、 (Konica Minolta Opto(股)製)等。乙酸纖維素既可稱為乙 醯基纖維素、亦可稱為纖維素乙酸酯。 ® _素㈣脂薄膜尤其是在使用水系接著劑而與偏光 薄膜積層時,為了提高與偏光薄膜之接著性,而施行皂化 處理。皂化處理可採用浸潰在氫氧化鈉或氳氧化鉀等鹼性 水溶液中之方法。 對於環烯烴系樹脂薄膜、乙酸纖維素系樹脂薄膜之表 面,亦可因應用途而施行防眩(antiglare)處理、硬塗層 (hard coat)處理、抗靜電處理、抗反射處理等表面處理。 ❹又’為了改善視角特性,亦可形成液晶層等。 在將薄膜積層於偏光薄膜之雙面時,薄螟係以至少一 面為透濕度低之樹脂薄膜者為佳。透濕度若低,則容易在 積層並賦予高溫時使偏光薄膜保持於高濕度環境下。 較佳之透濕度係指在4(TC、90%RH環境下為4〇〇(g/ m2· 24hr)以下,更隹為300g以下,特佳為1〇〇§以下,最 佳為50g以下。 當透明保護薄膜為捲筒狀態時,由於薄模有彼此接著 而容易發生結塊之傾向,故通常係使用在捲筒端部施行四 31 321533 201020631 凸加工、或在端部中插入帶狀物(ribbon)、或貼合防*蔓薄 膜而製成之捲筒狀物。 透明保護薄膜之厚度以較薄者為佳,但若太薄則會使 強度降低且使加工性不佳。另一方面,若太厚,則會發生 使透明性降低、或使積層後所需之熟化時間變長等問題。 因此,透明保護薄膜之適當厚度為例如5至2〇〇//m,較佳 為10至150# m、更佳為20至loo# m。Minolta 0pto (share) system, etc. In addition, a cellulose acetate-based resin film to which a phase difference property is imparted may be used, and a commercial product of the cellulose acetate-based resin film to which the phase difference property is imparted may be, for example, WV BZ 438 (manufactured by Fuji Film Co., Ltd.). , (Konica Minolta Opto (share) system) and so on. Cellulose acetate can be referred to as ethyl cellulose or cellulose acetate. In particular, when a layered film is laminated with a polarizing film using a water-based adhesive, the saponification treatment is carried out in order to improve the adhesion to the polarizing film. The saponification treatment may be carried out by dipping in an alkaline aqueous solution such as sodium hydroxide or potassium oxyhydroxide. The surface of the cycloolefin resin film or the cellulose acetate resin film may be subjected to surface treatment such as antiglare treatment, hard coat treatment, antistatic treatment, and antireflection treatment depending on the application. Further, in order to improve the viewing angle characteristics, a liquid crystal layer or the like may be formed. When the film is laminated on both sides of the polarizing film, it is preferred that the film is a resin film having a low moisture permeability on at least one side. If the moisture permeability is low, it is easy to maintain the polarizing film in a high humidity environment when laminating and imparting high temperature. The preferred moisture permeability is 4 〇〇 (g/m 2 · 24 hr) or less in 4 (TC, 90% RH environment, more preferably 300 g or less, particularly preferably 1 〇〇 § or less, and most preferably 50 g or less. When the transparent protective film is in a roll state, since the thin molds tend to agglomerate with each other, it is usually used to perform convex processing on the end of the roll, or to insert a strip in the end. (ribbon), or a roll made of a film made of anti-vine. The thickness of the transparent protective film is preferably thinner, but if it is too thin, the strength is lowered and the workability is poor. On the other hand, if it is too thick, there is a problem that the transparency is lowered or the aging time required after the lamination is lengthened. Therefore, the appropriate thickness of the transparent protective film is, for example, 5 to 2 Å/m, preferably 10 to 150 # m, more preferably 20 to loo # m.
在偏光薄膜之雙面直接積層薄膜時,薄膜係以可剝離 之防護薄膜為佳。防護薄膜係在例如於偏光板之偏光薄膜 G 面形成黏著劑層時等不再需要之階段予以剝離。 防護薄膜與偏光薄膜之間之剝離力為〇 〇1至5N/25 mm,較佳為 0.01 至 2N/25nm,更佳為 0 01 至 〇 5N/25mm。 剝離力未達〇. 01N/25顏時,由於偏光薄膜與防護薄膜之 密著力小,故有時會發生防護薄膜之部分性剝離。此外,When the film is directly laminated on both sides of the polarizing film, the film is preferably a peelable protective film. The pellicle film is peeled off at a stage where it is no longer necessary, for example, when an adhesive layer is formed on the surface of the polarizing film G of the polarizing plate. The peeling force between the protective film and the polarizing film is 〇1 to 5N/25 mm, preferably 0.01 to 2N/25 nm, more preferably 0 01 to 〇 5 N/25 mm. When the peeling force is less than 〇. 01N/25, since the adhesion between the polarizing film and the protective film is small, partial peeling of the protective film may occur. In addition,
剝離力超過5N/25丽時,由於會難以從偏光薄膜剥離防護 薄膜’故為不佳D 就防護薄膜之材質而§,可適合使用容易處理且確保 ^ 某種程度之透明性的聚乙烯系樹脂、聚丙烯系樹脂、聚苯 乙烯系樹脂、聚對苯二曱酸乙二酯系樹脂等,可使用將此 等之1種或2種以上成形為單層或多層狀之薄膜作為保護 薄膜。 就如此之防護薄膜而言,具體上可列舉如:在聚乙烯 樹脂薄膜表面形成有黏著劑層之sunytect(Sun_A化研(股) 販售)、在聚對苯二甲酸乙二酯樹脂薄膜表面形成有黏著劑 32 321533 201020631 層之E-mask(日東電工(股)製)、在聚對苯二曱酸乙二醋樹 脂薄膜表面形成有黏著劑層之Mastack(藤森工業(股)製) 等市售品。 其中’單獨對於偏光_具有黏著性之自行黏著性之 防護薄膜由於不須保護防護薄膜表面之黏著劑層而為簡 便’故可更適合使用。上述對於偏光薄膜顯示適當剝離力 之自行黏著性樹脂薄膜之市售品可列舉如由聚乙稀樹脂所 構成之Toretec(東麗(股)製)等。 Ο 又,透明保護薄膜係以魚眼(fisheye)等缺陷較少者為 佳。若有缺陷,則有時會轉印形狀至偏光薄膜而成為偏光 薄膜之缺陷。 依上述而製造之偏光板,亦可將具有偏光板以外之光 學機能之光學薄膜積層於該偏光板之保護薄膜面或黏著劑 層面。該光學薄膜之例可列舉如:在基材表面塗佈液晶性 化合物並經定向之光學補償薄膜、透射某種偏振光並反射 ❿顯示與其相反性質之偏振光的反射型偏光薄膜、由聚碳酸 酯系樹脂所構成之相位差薄膜、由環狀聚烯烴系樹脂所構 成之相位差薄膜、在表面具有凹凸形狀之附有防眩機能之 薄膜、附有表面抗反射機能之薄膜、表面具有反射機能之 反射薄膜、兼具反射機能與透射機能之半透射反射薄膜 等。與在基材表面塗佈有液晶性化合物並經定向之光學補 償薄膜相當的市售品,可列舉如WV薄膜(富士薄膜(股) 製)、NH薄膜(新曰本石油(股)製)、服薄膜(新曰本石油(股) 製)等。與會透射某種偏振光並反射顯示與其相反性質之偏 33 321533 201020631 振光的反射型偏光薄膜相當之市售品,可列舉如DBEJ? ( 3 Μ 公司製,於日本可由住友3Μ(股)獲得)、apf(3M公司製, 於日本可由住友3M(股)獲得)等。此外,與由環狀聚稀烴 系樹脂所構成之相位差薄膜相當的市售品,可列舉如Artqn 薄膜(JSR(股)製)、S_SINA(積水化學工業(股)製)、zeqnor 薄膜((股)0PTES製)等。 將此等其他光學薄膜设置於上述偏光板之保護薄膜侧 時’通常兩者係藉由黏著劑而積層。此時之點著劑可使用 與上述所説明者相同者,但其貯藏彈性模數(st〇rage ❹ elastic modulus)亦可不需那麼大。此外,將其他光學薄 膜設置於上述偏光板之黏著劑層侧時,光學薄膜係藉由該 黏著劑層而接著。此時,一般係在該光學薄膜之外側設置 用以貼合至液晶單元的黏著劑層。 依本發明之製造方法而製造之附有黏著 通常具有大型之捲筒材料或薄片(sheet)材料之θ形熊,為了 獲得具有所期望之形狀與透射軸的偏光板,而^且備銳利 刀刀之裁切工具進行裁切((切片)chip cut)。因此,在經Θ 裁切而獲得之偏光板小片(chip) ’會在外周端部產生偏光 薄膜露出至外部的狀態。 將此狀態之偏光板小片實施例如熱衝擊試驗等对久性 試驗時,相較於—般所使用之偏光板、亦即將偏光薄膜之 雙面以纖維素系樹脂薄膜等加以保護之偏光板,有容易發 生剝離或破裂等不良情況之傾向。為了避免此等不良情 況,本發明所得之偏光板小片係以依據飛切法(Hy 321533 34 201020631 cutting method)等將外周端面連續地削切為佳。 (偏光板之對於液晶單元之貼合) 貼 依上述製造方法而製造之偏光板係藉由黏著劑 合於液晶顯示裝置之液晶單元。 如此之黏著劑層一般係使用由以往用於貼合液晶單_ 與偏光板的各種黏著劑,例如丙烯酸系、橡膠系、胺酽系70 聚矽氧(silicone)系、聚乙烯醚等之黏著劑所形成者曰。、、 ❹外’亦可使用能量線硬化型、熱硬化型之黏著劑,其在 佳係以透明性、对候性、耐熱性等優異之两歸酸系ς = 為基礎聚合物(base叩1赠)而成的丙婦酸系點著曰 當黏著劑層直接形成於偏光薄膜表面時, ❹ 丙烯酸系黏著劑並無以如數者。 烯酸丁酯、(甲基)丙烯酸乙酯、4係週σ使用(甲基)丙 基)丙烯酸2-乙基己酯等(甲W甲基)丙稀酸異辛酿、(甲 或是使用2種以上此等(曱仏@烯酸醋系基礎聚合物、 聚合物。再者,此等基礎聚合=綠酸醋^的共聚合系基礎 極性單體可列舉如(甲基)内燒中係共聚合有極性單體。 酉旨、(甲基)丙烯酸絲乙酉旨、(甲基)丙缔酉楚2,基內 烯酸Ν,Ν-二甲基胺基乙騎、^基)丙稀酿胺、(甲基)内 有緩基、輕基、醯胺基、胺其)丙稀酸縮水甘油醋等具 备、壤氧基等官能基之單體。 六此等_酸系黏著劑當然可單獨使用,但通常係併用 父聯劑。父聯劑可例示如:展 屬於2價或多價之金屬鹽,且 321533 35 201020631 與羧基形成羧酸金屬鹽者;屬於多元胺化合物,且與羧基 形成醯胺鍵者;屬於聚環氧化合物或多元醇化合物,且與 羧基形成酯鍵者;屬於聚異氰酸酯化合物,且與羧基形成 醯胺鍵者等。其中,聚異氰酸酯化合物係廣泛地使用於作 為有機系交聯劑。 能量線硬化型黏著劑係指具有受到紫外線或電子線等 能量線之照射而硬化之性質,並具有即使在照射能量線前 亦具有黏著性而密著於薄膜等被黏著體,且具有可藉照射 能量線而硬化以調整密著力之性質的黏著劑。能量線硬化 〇 型黏著劑尤以使用紫外線硬化型黏著劑為特佳。能量線硬 化型黏著劑一般係以丙烯酸系黏著劑與能量線聚合性化合 物作為主成分。通常會另調配有交聯劑,並且,亦可因應 需要而調配光聚合起始劑或光敏劑。 在黏著劑組成物中,除了上述基礎聚合物及交聯劑以 外,因應需要,亦可為了調整黏著劑之黏著力、凝集力、When the peeling force exceeds 5 N/25 Å, it is difficult to peel off the protective film from the polarizing film. Therefore, it is a poor D. The material of the protective film is §, and it is suitable to use a polyethylene which is easy to handle and ensures a certain degree of transparency. A resin, a polypropylene resin, a polystyrene resin, a polyethylene terephthalate resin, or the like can be used as a single or multiple film formed by protecting one or more of these resins. film. In the case of such a protective film, for example, sunytect (sold by Sun_A Chemical Co., Ltd.) having an adhesive layer formed on the surface of the polyethylene resin film, and a surface of the polyethylene terephthalate resin film may be mentioned. Mastack (made by Fujimori Industrial Co., Ltd.) having an adhesive layer formed on the surface of a polyethylene terephthalate resin film of 32 321533 201020631 layer, E-mask (made by Nitto Denko Co., Ltd.) Commercial products. Among them, the protective film which is self-adhesive for the polarizing_adhesive_adhesive is easy to use because it does not need to protect the adhesive layer on the surface of the protective film. The commercially available product of the self-adhesive resin film which exhibits a suitable peeling force for the polarizing film is, for example, Toretec (manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc.) which is made of a polyethylene resin. Ο Also, the transparent protective film is preferably a defect such as a fisheye. If there is a defect, the shape may be transferred to the polarizing film to become a defect of the polarizing film. In the polarizing plate manufactured as described above, an optical film having an optical function other than the polarizing plate may be laminated on the protective film surface or the adhesive layer of the polarizing plate. Examples of the optical film include, for example, a liquid crystal compound coated on a surface of a substrate and an optical compensation film oriented, a polarized polarizing film that transmits a polarized light and reflects a polarized light having a property opposite thereto, and a polycarbonic acid. A retardation film made of an ester resin, a retardation film made of a cyclic polyolefin resin, a film having an anti-glare function having an uneven shape on the surface, a film having a surface anti-reflection function, and a surface having a reflection A reflective film of function, a transflective film having both a reflective function and a transmissive function. A commercially available product which is equivalent to an optical compensation film which is coated with a liquid crystal compound on the surface of the substrate, and which is oriented, may be, for example, a WV film (manufactured by Fuji Film Co., Ltd.) or an NH film (manufactured by Shin Sakamoto Co., Ltd.). And take a film (New Sakamoto Oil Co., Ltd.) and so on. It is a commercial product that transmits a certain polarized light and reflects the opposite property. 33 321533 201020631 Reflective polarizing film is exemplified by DBEJ? (3 Μ company, available in Japan by Sumitomo 3Μ) ), af (made by 3M company, available from Sumitomo 3M (share) in Japan), etc. In addition, as a commercial product corresponding to the retardation film which consists of a cyclic-type polyolefin resin, the Artqn film (made by JSR), S_SINA (made by Sekisui Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.), zeqnor film ( (shares) 0PTES system) and so on. When these other optical films are provided on the protective film side of the polarizing plate, they are usually laminated by an adhesive. The dispensing agent at this time may be the same as those described above, but the storage elastic modulus (st〇rage ❹ elastic modulus) may not be so large. Further, when another optical film is provided on the side of the adhesive layer of the above polarizing plate, the optical film is followed by the adhesive layer. At this time, an adhesive layer for bonding to the liquid crystal cell is generally provided on the outer side of the optical film. A θ-shaped bear attached to a manufacturing method according to the present invention and having a large roll material or a sheet material, in order to obtain a polarizing plate having a desired shape and a transmission axis, and a sharp knife The knife cutting tool performs cutting ((cut) chip cut). Therefore, the polarizing plate chip obtained by the dicing is produced in a state where the polarizing film is exposed to the outside at the outer peripheral end portion. When the polarizing plate of this state is subjected to a long-term test such as a thermal shock test, a polarizing plate which is used in comparison with a polarizing plate which is generally used, and a polarizing film which is protected by a cellulose resin film or the like on both sides of the polarizing film, There is a tendency to easily cause problems such as peeling or cracking. In order to avoid such a problem, the polarizing plate piece obtained by the present invention is preferably cut continuously by the outer peripheral end surface in accordance with a flying cutting method (Hy 321533 34 201020631 cutting method) or the like. (Adhesion of polarizing plate to liquid crystal cell) The polarizing plate manufactured by the above manufacturing method is bonded to a liquid crystal cell of a liquid crystal display device by an adhesive. Such an adhesive layer is generally adhered to various adhesives conventionally used for laminating a liquid crystal cell and a polarizing plate, for example, an acrylic, a rubber, an amine, a silicone, a polyvinyl ether or the like. The agent formed by the agent. , and ❹ ' ' can also use energy line hardening type, thermosetting type of adhesive, which is excellent in transparency, weatherability, heat resistance and other two excellent acid system 为 = based polymer (base叩The 1 lactic acid-based adhesive is not directly available when the adhesive layer is directly formed on the surface of the polarizing film. Butyl olefinate, ethyl (meth) acrylate, 4 series σ σ (methyl) propyl) 2-ethylhexyl acrylate (methyl W) acrylic acid, etc. Two or more of these may be used (曱仏@基酸酸基基基基基和polymer. Further, such a base polymerization = green acid vinegar ^ copolymerization base polar monomer may be exemplified by (meth) internal combustion The middle group is copolymerized with a polar monomer. 酉 、, (meth)acrylic acid 酉 、, (methyl) propyl phthalocyanine 2, carbene enelate, Ν-dimethylamino group, riding A monomer having a functional group such as a lytic base such as acrylamide or a (meth) group having a slow group, a light group, a guanamine group or an amine group, and a glycidyl acrylate. Six of these acid-based adhesives can of course be used alone, but usually the parental agent is used in combination. The parent-linked agent can be exemplified by a metal salt which exhibits a divalent or multivalent value, and a carboxylic acid metal salt of 321533 35 201020631 and a carboxyl group; a polyamine compound and a guanamine bond with a carboxyl group; Or a polyol compound, which forms an ester bond with a carboxyl group; a polyisocyanate compound, and a guanamine bond with a carboxyl group. Among them, polyisocyanate compounds are widely used as organic crosslinking agents. The energy ray-curable adhesive refers to a property which is hardened by irradiation with an energy ray such as an ultraviolet ray or an electron beam, and has an adhesive property even before being irradiated with an energy ray, and is adhered to an adherend such as a film. An adhesive that is irradiated with an energy ray and hardened to adjust the nature of the adhesion. Energy line hardening Types of adhesives are particularly preferred for use with UV-curable adhesives. The energy ray-hardening adhesive generally has an acrylic adhesive and an energy ray polymerizable compound as a main component. A crosslinking agent is usually additionally provided, and a photopolymerization initiator or a photosensitizer may be formulated as needed. In the adhesive composition, in addition to the above-mentioned base polymer and cross-linking agent, in order to adjust the adhesion and cohesive force of the adhesive,
黏性、彈性模數、玻璃轉移溫度等,而調配例如天然物或 Q 合成物之樹脂類、賦予黏著性之樹脂、抗氧化劑、紫外線 吸收劑、染料、顏料、消泡劑、腐姓抑制劑、光聚合起始 劑等適宜之添加劑。亦可復含有微粒子而製成顯示光散射 性之黏著劑層。 黏著劑層之厚度係以1至40//m為佳,但為了獲得本 發明之目的之薄型偏光板,在不損及加工性、对久性之特 性的範圍内,以塗成較薄為佳,從保持良好加工性且抑制 偏光子之尺寸變化之觀點來看,以3至25/zm為更佳。黏 36 321533 201020631 著劑層若太薄則黏著劑會降低,若太厚則黏著性會容易發 生溢出等不良情況。 直接形成於偏光薄膜表面之黏著劑係如上所述,23至 80 C之溫度範圍中之貯藏彈性模數係以皆為ο υ至up : 為較佳。在通常之圖像顯示裝置或其所用之光學薄祺中^ 使用的感壓接著劑之貯藏彈性模數至多為〇. 1MPa左右,相 較於此,本發明所用之黏著劑之較佳之貯藏彈性模數高^ ❹〇· 15至IMPa。又,貯藏彈性模數可使用市售之黏弾性測定 裝置,例如 DYNAMIC ANALYZER RDA IUREOMETRIC 公司製) 而測定。 ) 又’本發明之偏光板之製造方法中,將黏著劑層、 於偏光薄膜之方法並無特別限制’可在偏光薄膜之另 .塗佈含有以上述基礎聚合物為首之各成分的溶液並乾燥= 形成黏著劑層後,將經施行聚石夕氧系等之脫模處理的 膜層(separator)予以積層而獲得,言矸右、雜 ,轉印至偏光薄:二 著St偏先溥膜時’亦可因應需要而對偏光薄膜及黏 者劑層之至少一方進行密著處理、例如電暈處理等。又, 黏著劑層之表面通常係經已施行脫模處理之脫離 等=護,並在此偏光板貼合至液晶單元或其他光學薄膜 寻之刖’先剝離該脫離膜。、 (實施例) 士以下,茲顯不實施例及比較例以具體說明本發明 本發明不受此等例所限定。 一 321533 37 201020631 [實施例1] (偏光薄膜之製作) 將平均聚合度約2400、皂化度99. 9莫耳%以上且厚 度75"πι之聚乙烯醇薄膜以乾式進行單轴延伸成約5倍, 並在保持緊張狀態下浸潰於60艺之純水中1分鐘後,在碘 /碘化鉀/水之重量比為〇.丨/5/iOO之水溶液中於28。〇 浸潰60秒。然後’在碟化鉀/硼酸/水之重量比為1〇· 5 /7. 5/100之水溶液中於72°c浸潰300秒。繼而,以1〇 °C之純水洗淨5秒後,在保持400N之張力的狀態下,以 ❹ 60°C乾燥75秒、再以75°C乾燥30秒’而獲得水分率為10.9 %之吸附定向有碘之偏光薄膜。 (接著劑之調製) 另外,在100重量份之水中溶解羧基改質聚乙烯醇 . (Kuraray p〇vai KL318(Kuraray(股)製)3 重量份、水溶性 聚醯胺環氧樹脂(Sumirez Resin 650(住化CHEMTEX (股) 製)(固形分濃度30%之水溶液)1. 5重量份,調製成以聚乙 ❹ 稀醇糸樹脂為主成分之水系接著劑(A)。又,調製叛基改質 聚乙烯醇與水溶性聚醯胺環氧樹脂分別為2重量份與1() 重量份之接著劑(B)。 (偏光板之製作) 在先前所得之偏光薄膜之一面,使用上述接著劑(A) 將經施行皂化處理之由三乙醯基纖維素所構成之厚度4〇〆 m 之薄膜(KC4UY ’ Konica Minolta Opto(股)製)夢由乳輕 而貼合,又,在另一面,使用上述接著劑(B)將預先經施行 321533 38 201020631 電暈處理之降冰片烯(norbornene)系樹脂製之相位差薄膜 (ZE0N0R 薄膜 ZD14-141158-A1340COPTES(股)製),厚度: 32/zm)藉由軋輥而貼合。一邊使貼合物之張力保持於430N /m,一邊於室溫進行貼合,在經過5秒後,依序於60°C 以11秒、於80°C以141秒、於70°C以93秒連續地進行乾 燥,而獲得偏光板。 [實施例2] (偏光薄膜之製作) ® 除了於40°C以60秒、於50°C以25秒進行乾燥以外, 其餘與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得水分率為13. 9% 之偏光薄膜。 (偏光板之製作) 除了 一邊使貼合物之張力維持於430N/m,· 一邊於室 溫下進行貼合,在經過4秒後,依序於60°C以9秒、於80 °C以113秒、於70°C以75秒連續地進行乾燥以外,其餘 ❿與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得偏光板。 [實施例3] (偏光薄膜之製作) 除了於40°C以60秒、於50°C以25秒進行乾燥以外, 其餘與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得水分率為13. 9% 之偏光薄膜。 (偏光板之製作) 。 除了 一邊使貼合物之張力維持於430N/m,一邊於室 溫下進行貼合,在經過4秒後,依序於60°C以9秒、於90 39 321533 201020631 °C以39秒、於80°C以74秒、於70°C以75秒連續地進行 乾燥以外,其餘與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得偏光 板。 [比較例1 ] (偏光薄膜之製作) 除了於90°C以106秒進行乾燥以外,其餘與實施例1 進行同樣之操作,而獲得水分率為8. 7%之偏光薄膜。 (偏光板之製作) 除了一邊使貼合物之張力維持於430N/m,一邊於室 溫下進行貼合,在經過4秒後,依序於50°C以10秒、於 65°C以43秒、於80°C以83秒、於70°C以84秒連續地進 行乾燥以外,其餘與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得偏 光板。 .Viscosity, modulus of elasticity, glass transition temperature, etc., and compound such as resin of natural or Q composition, resin for imparting adhesion, antioxidant, ultraviolet absorber, dye, pigment, antifoaming agent, antiseptic Suitable additives such as photopolymerization initiators. The microparticles may be further contained to form an adhesive layer which exhibits light scattering properties. The thickness of the adhesive layer is preferably from 1 to 40/m. However, in order to obtain the thin polarizing plate for the purpose of the present invention, it is thinner in a range that does not impair the properties of workability and durability. Preferably, it is preferably from 3 to 25/zm from the viewpoint of maintaining good workability and suppressing dimensional change of the polarizer. Sticky 36 321533 201020631 If the coating layer is too thin, the adhesive will decrease. If it is too thick, the adhesive will easily overflow and other problems. The adhesive directly formed on the surface of the polarizing film is as described above, and the storage elastic modulus in the temperature range of 23 to 80 C is preferably ο υ to up : . The storage elastic modulus of the pressure-sensitive adhesive used in the conventional image display device or the optical film used therein is at most about 1 MPa, and the storage elasticity of the adhesive used in the present invention is better than this. The modulus is high ^ ❹〇 · 15 to IMPa. Further, the storage elastic modulus can be measured by using a commercially available adhesiveness measuring device such as DYNAMIC ANALYZER RDA IUREOMETRIC. Further, in the method for producing a polarizing plate of the present invention, the method of applying the adhesive layer to the polarizing film is not particularly limited, and a solution containing each component including the above-mentioned base polymer may be applied to the polarizing film. Drying = After forming an adhesive layer, a layer obtained by performing a demolding treatment such as polysulfide is obtained by laminating, and right, mixed, and transferred to a polarizing thin: At the time of the film, at least one of the polarizing film and the adhesive layer may be subjected to a close treatment such as corona treatment or the like as needed. Further, the surface of the adhesive layer is usually detached by the release treatment, and the polarizing plate is attached to the liquid crystal cell or other optical film to peel off the release film. (Examples) Hereinafter, the present invention is not limited by the examples, and the comparative examples are given to specifically describe the present invention. 321533 37 201020631 [Example 1] (Preparation of polarizing film) A polyvinyl alcohol film having an average degree of polymerization of about 2400, a degree of saponification of 99.9 mol% or more and a thickness of 75 quotient was uniaxially stretched to about 5 times in a dry manner. And after being immersed in 60% pure water for 1 minute while maintaining tension, the weight ratio of iodine/potassium iodide/water is 28 in an aqueous solution of 〇.丨/5/iOO.浸 Dip for 60 seconds. Then, it was immersed at 72 ° C for 300 seconds in an aqueous solution of potassium bromide/boric acid/water in a weight ratio of 1 〇 5 / 7.5. Then, after washing with pure water of 1 ° C for 5 seconds, the moisture content was 10.9% by drying at 60 ° C for 75 seconds and then drying at 75 ° C for 30 seconds while maintaining a tension of 400 N. The adsorption is oriented with a polarizing film of iodine. (Preparation of an adhesive agent) Further, a carboxyl group-modified polyvinyl alcohol is dissolved in 100 parts by weight of water. (Kuraray p〇vai KL318 (manufactured by Kuraray Co., Ltd.) 3 parts by weight, water-soluble polyamide resin (Sumirez Resin) 650 (manufactured by CHEMTEX Co., Ltd.) (aqueous solution having a solid concentration of 30%) 1.5 parts by weight, prepared into a water-based adhesive (A) containing polyethyl hydrazine dilute oxime resin as a main component. The base-modified polyvinyl alcohol and the water-soluble polyamide resin are respectively 2 parts by weight and 1 part by weight of the adhesive (B). (Production of polarizing plate) On one side of the previously obtained polarizing film, the above-mentioned Next, the film (KC4UY 'Konica Minolta Opto (manufactured by Konica Minolta Opto Co., Ltd.) made of triethyl fluorenyl cellulose which has been subjected to saponification treatment is lightly adhered by the milk, and On the other hand, a phase difference film (ZE0N0R film ZD14-141158-A1340COPTES (manufactured by Nikon) film) which was previously subjected to corona treatment of 321533 38 201020631 by the above-mentioned adhesive (B), thickness: 32/zm) is bonded by a roll. The tension was maintained at 430 N / m, and the film was bonded at room temperature. After 5 seconds, the film was continuously dried at 60 ° C for 11 seconds, at 80 ° C for 141 seconds, and at 70 ° C for 93 seconds. After drying, a polarizing plate was obtained. [Example 2] (Production of polarizing film) ® The same operation as in Example 1 was carried out except that the film was dried at 40 ° C for 60 seconds and at 50 ° C for 25 seconds. A polarizing film having a moisture content of 13.9% was obtained. (Preparation of a polarizing plate) In addition to maintaining the tension of the laminate at 430 N/m, the film was bonded at room temperature, and after 4 seconds passed, The film was continuously dried at 60 ° C for 9 seconds, at 80 ° C for 113 seconds, and at 70 ° C for 75 seconds, and the same operation as in Example 1 was carried out to obtain a polarizing plate. [Example 3] (Preparation of a polarizing film) The same operation as in Example 1 was carried out except that the film was dried at 40 ° C for 60 seconds at 50 ° C for 25 seconds to obtain a polarizing film having a moisture content of 13.9%. Production of polarizing plate) In addition to maintaining the tension of the laminate at 430 N/m, it is bonded at room temperature, after 4 seconds, The same operation as in Example 1 was carried out except that the drying was carried out at 90 ° C for 9 seconds, at 90 39 321 533 201020631 ° C for 39 seconds, at 80 ° C for 74 seconds, and at 70 ° C for 75 seconds. 7%的偏光膜 The polarizing film having a moisture content of 8.7% was obtained in the same manner as in Example 1 except that the polarizing film was obtained in the same manner as in Example 1 except that the film was dried at 90 ° C for 106 seconds. . (Production of polarizing plate) The bonding was carried out at room temperature while maintaining the tension of the composition at 430 N/m, and after 4 seconds, it was sequentially applied at 50 ° C for 10 seconds at 65 ° C. The same operation as in Example 1 was carried out for 43 seconds at 83 ° C for 83 seconds and at 70 ° C for 84 seconds to obtain a polarizing plate. .
[比較例2 ] (偏光薄膜之製作) 與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得水分率為10. 6% 之偏光薄膜。 (偏光板之製作) 除了 一邊使貼合物之張力維持於430N/m,一邊於室 溫下進行貼合,在經過4秒後,依序於50°C以10秒、於 65°C以43秒、於80°C以167秒連續地進行乾燥以外,其 餘與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得偏光板。 [比較例3 ] (偏光薄膜之製作) 40 321533 201020631 外,其餘與實施例1 7%之偏光薄膜。 除了於90°C以106秒進行乾燥以 進行同樣之操作,而獲得水分率為'8 (偏光板之製作) · 、田t 了—邊使貼合物之張力維持於漏^,-邊於室 占合’在經過4秒後’依序於邮幻。秒、於 43 f、於跳以83秒、於_以84秒連續地進 =無以外’其餘與實施例1進行同樣之操作,而獲得偏 无板。 [各偏光板之Sgr之測定] ㈣對Γ上述實施例1至3及比較例1至3所得之偏光板 ^樣,剝去相位差薄膜,以貼合有實質上不具有相位差特 夕t乙醯基纖維素薄膜的狀態下,使用日本分光(股)製 =光光度物號:V7_測定波長他m、55()nm、600nm 之各偏光板之SCR。結果表示於表2。 (液晶顯示裝置之對比評估) 桓『定=由白色LED背光與_液晶單元所構成之手 、、卫(不3偏光板之狀態)之發光光譜,並將求得―及 」之,^果表示於表1。上述手機模組之B職 及 Rmax 似1上述式⑷者。在此模組之液晶單元之雙面貼合實施 3及比較例1所製作之偏光板,並將組裝有此模組 之日曰顯不裝置(手機)之液晶晝面之對比以T0PC0N (股)製 =光放射3t(siHJLl)進行敎。結果表*於表2。使用 士例1至3之偏光板的液晶顯示裝置獲得非常良好之對 又’但使用比較例之偏光板的液晶顯示I置相較於實施 321533 41 201020631 例僅獲得較低之對比度。 [表1 ][Comparative Example 2] (Preparation of a polarizing film) The same operation as in Example 1 was carried out to obtain a polarizing film having a moisture content of 10.6%. (Production of polarizing plate) The bonding was carried out at room temperature while maintaining the tension of the composition at 430 N/m, and after 4 seconds, it was sequentially applied at 50 ° C for 10 seconds at 65 ° C. The polarizing plate was obtained in the same manner as in Example 1 except that the drying was continued for 167 seconds at 80 ° C for 43 seconds. [Comparative Example 3] (Production of polarizing film) 40 321533 201020631 Other than the 7% polarizing film of Example 1. In addition to drying at 90 ° C for 106 seconds to perform the same operation, the moisture content was obtained as '8 (manufactured by polarizing plate) · and t was added - while the tension of the laminate was maintained at the leak, The room occupies 'after 4 seconds' in sequence. The second operation was carried out in the same manner as in Example 1 except that the second operation was carried out in the same manner as in the first embodiment. [Measurement of Sgr of Each Polarizing Plate] (4) For the polarizing plates obtained in the above Examples 1 to 3 and Comparative Examples 1 to 3, the phase difference film was peeled off so as to have substantially no phase difference. In the state of the acetonitrile-based cellulose film, the SCR of each polarizing plate having a wavelength of m, 55 () nm, and 600 nm was measured using a spectrophotometer (manufactured by JASCO Corporation) = photometric material number: V7_. The results are shown in Table 2. (Comparative evaluation of liquid crystal display device) 定『定=Light emission spectrum of hand, Guardian (not 3 polarizer state) composed of white LED backlight and _LCD unit, and will obtain "and" Shown in Table 1. The B position and Rmax of the above mobile phone module are similar to those of the above formula (4). In the double-sided bonding of the liquid crystal cell of the module, the polarizing plate produced in the third embodiment and the comparative example 1 is combined, and the liquid crystal surface of the device (mobile phone) incorporating the module is compared with the T0PC0N (share) ) = light emission 3t (siHJLl) for 敎. The results are shown in Table 2. The liquid crystal display device using the polarizing plates of the examples 1 to 3 obtained a very good pair. However, the liquid crystal display I of the polarizing plate of the comparative example obtained only a lower contrast than the example of the implementation of 321533 41 201020631. [Table 1 ]
Bmax(nm) Rmax(nm) 550-Bmax(nm) Rmax-550(nm) LED背光+液晶單元 450 600 100 50 [表2] ^ ΐ m 〇 CO CO «Ν1 CO T—4 CO CO 卜 LO ί 1 \ i-1 o CO 'S-X os CO + 〇 〇 σ> CO LO 呀 00 CO 呀 CO 05 〇〇 Ο 05 CO r—Η (NI ο LTD LT5 卜 (Nl CO LO 呀 OJ CNI m LO CO CD 〇 CO '«w/ CO 〇〇 03 卜 CO 〇 卜 CO ¢3¾ OO σ> 寸 CO (Μ Q CO LO 卜 οα o CO LO CO CNJ /-N c? LT3 ΙΛ LO τ-Ή 〇0 〇 00 呀 CO CO 卜 ΙΛ 卜 〇〇 Cs] 〇〇 OO 05 Q in 卜 LO 却 CO T-< CO 寸 呀 O LO 呀 aeS oo 〇〇 CO 卜 〇 LO CO CO 05 〇〇 0〇 m OO OO o CO o Csl cr> σ» ΙΛ ς〇 CNl o CO LO CSi Cs] 〇 ί—4 —«Η CO CT> <>3 CN3 03 CNI Cd r—H 呀 呀 寸 03 CO <ΝΙ CNJ CO t>- in CO 05 S σ» CT5 0¾ 05 05 05 0¾ σ> 05 0¾ 0¾ CS3 CO CO ¥ CO -Ο JO i2 42 321533 201020631 (產業上之可利用性) 本發明之偏光板,即使偏光板單體之視感度校正偏光 度(Py)或視感度校正單體透射率(Ty)與以往之偏光板相 同,當使用於具有背光及液晶單元(彩色濾光片)之發光波 長特性的液晶顯示裝置時,相較於使用以往之偏光板之情 形,可使其液晶顯示裝置之晝面之對比大幅上升。 【圖式簡單說明】 第1圖係表示在CCFL型之背光載置彩色濾光片而測定 ® 之發光光譜之一例的曲線圖。 第2圖係表示在LED型之背光載置彩色濾光片而測定 之發光光譜之一例的曲線圖。 第3圖係表示視感度校正曲線之一例的曲線圖。 第4圖係表示以往之偏光板所使用之偏光薄膜之正交 透射率光譜的曲線圖。 第5圖係表示本發明之偏先板所使用之偏光薄膜之正 φ 交透射率光譜的曲線圖。 第6圖係表示與第4圖相同之偏光薄膜之偏光薄膜單 體對比的曲線圖。 第7圖係表示與第5圖相同之偏光薄膜之偏光薄膜單 體對比的曲線圖。 【主要元件符號說明】 無0 43 321533Bmax(nm) Rmax(nm) 550-Bmax(nm) Rmax-550(nm) LED backlight + liquid crystal unit 450 600 100 50 [Table 2] ^ ΐ m 〇CO CO «Ν1 CO T-4 CO CO 卜 LO ί 1 \ i-1 o CO 'SX os CO + 〇〇σ> CO LO 呀 00 CO 呀 CO 05 〇〇Ο 05 CO r — Η (NI ο LTD LT5 卜 (Nl CO LO 呀 OJ CNI m LO CO CD 〇 CO '«w/ CO 〇〇03 卜CO 〇 CO CO ¢33⁄4 OO σ> Inch CO (Μ Q CO LO οα o CO LO CO CNJ /-N c? LT3 ΙΛ LO τ-Ή 〇0 〇00 呀CO CO ΙΛ ΙΛ 〇〇 〇〇 Cs] 〇〇 OO 05 Q in 卜 LO but CO T-< CO 寸 呀 O LO 呀 ae oo 〇〇 CO 〇 〇 LO CO CO 05 〇〇0〇m OO OO o CO o Csl Cr> σ» ΙΛ ς〇CNl o CO LO CSi Cs] 〇ί—4 —«Η CO CT><>3 CN3 03 CNI Cd r-H 呀呀03 CO <ΝΙ CNJ CO t>- in CO 05 S σ» CT5 03⁄4 05 05 05 03⁄4 σ> 05 03⁄4 03⁄4 CS3 CO CO ¥ CO -Ο JO i2 42 321533 201020631 (Industrial Applicability) The polarizing plate of the present invention, even if the polarizing plate alone has a visual sensitivity school Positive polarization (Py) or visual sensitivity correction single transmittance (Ty) is the same as that of the conventional polarizing plate, when used in a liquid crystal display device having a backlight and a light-emitting wavelength characteristic of a liquid crystal cell (color filter) In the case of using a conventional polarizing plate, the contrast of the surface of the liquid crystal display device can be greatly increased. [Simplified description of the drawing] Fig. 1 shows the light emission measured by the CCFL type backlight mounted color filter. Fig. 2 is a graph showing an example of an emission spectrum measured by mounting a color filter on an LED type backlight. Fig. 3 is a graph showing an example of a visual sensitivity correction curve. Fig. 4 is a graph showing the orthogonal transmittance spectrum of a polarizing film used in a conventional polarizing plate. Fig. 5 is a graph showing the positive φ cross-transmittance spectrum of the polarizing film used in the deflecting plate of the present invention. Fig. 6 is a graph showing a single body contrast of a polarizing film of the same polarizing film as in Fig. 4. Fig. 7 is a graph showing a single body contrast of a polarizing film of the same polarizing film as in Fig. 5. [Main component symbol description] None 0 43 321533
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