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Originally Posted by jr_tech
So when you adjust "shutter gains" does the waveform/duty cycle to the liquid crystal cells change, or does the brightness/contrast of the CRT in each color field change?
Who is going to be the first to cut one apart so we can figure out how the JVC color sutter works? 
Some questions:
1. 2 or 3 liquid crystal cells in the assembly?
2. RGB or MYC colored filters/cells?
3. External polarized color filters on the liquid crystal cells, or some sort of "colored magic liquid crystal goo" fill in the cells?
jr |
Question 1. 3
Question 2. External based on the below comment, however JVC says there are two? polarizers and two shutters? Uncertain here.
From JVC press release: "single electron gun aimed through red light, green light and blue light filters, each separated by a liquid crystal shutter."
Jerome's illustrations were from a JVC brochure.
If you read through the Hughes/JVC Patent, it talks about your other question. It appears that JVC made some enhancements by adding a second polarizer.