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Gray-scale in polymer-stabilized antiferroelectric liquid crystal displays
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We have investigated an antiferroelectric liquid crystal which is stabilized by a polymer network. The latter is formed by in situ photopolymerization of a mesogenic diacrylate. The pure liquid crystalline monomer shows the well-known tristable electro-optic switching due to a field induced transition from the antiferroelectric to the ferroelectric state. The change of the optical transmittance due to this transition becomes more continuous if a polymer network is present. Thus, different gray shades can be easily achieved in polymer-stabilized antiferroelectric liquid crystals.
Title: Gray-scale in polymer-stabilized antiferroelectric liquid crystal displays
Description:
We have investigated an antiferroelectric liquid crystal which is stabilized by a polymer network.
The latter is formed by in situ photopolymerization of a mesogenic diacrylate.
The pure liquid crystalline monomer shows the well-known tristable electro-optic switching due to a field induced transition from the antiferroelectric to the ferroelectric state.
The change of the optical transmittance due to this transition becomes more continuous if a polymer network is present.
Thus, different gray shades can be easily achieved in polymer-stabilized antiferroelectric liquid crystals.
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