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Title: Studies of Polymer-Stabilized Cholesteric Texture Films
Authors: Fuh, Andy Ying-Guey;Huang, Chi-Yen;Lin, Chi-Huang;Ko, Tsung-Chih
Contributors: 光電科技研究所
Keywords: Cholesteric liquid crystal;Ferroelectric liquid crystal;Dual-frequency liquid crystal
Date: 2000
Issue Date: 2013-01-07T02:11:11Z
Publisher: SPIE
Abstract: We report the results obtained from the studies of polymer-stabilized cholesteric texture films. Two sets of samples were
fabricated. The first set were fabricated by adding various ferroelectric liquid crystal (SmC*) dopant concentrations in the
mixtures. The second were fabricated using a dual-frequency liquid crystal. The experimental results obtained from the first
set show that adding a small amount of SmC* could significantly improve the cells' electro-optical (E-O) characteristics.
Both the driving threshold voltage and the rise time were decreased, while the hysteresis width was increased. The result
from the second set shows there exists a pronounced hysteresis effect in the transmission versus frequency curve at a given
applied voltage. The hysteresis width is increasing as the applied voltage is increasing. A display mode is proposed based on
this bistable feature.
Relation: Proceedings of SPIE, 4079: 184-190
Appears in Collections:[Graduate Institute of Photonics Technologies] Proceedings

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