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light valve

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light valve [′līt‚valv]
(electronics)
A device whose light transmission can be made to vary in accordance with an externally applied electrical quantity, such as volatage, current, electric field, or magnetic field, or an electron beam.
Any direct-view electronic display optimized for reflecting or transmitting an image with an independent collimated light source for projection purposes.


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