The Behavior of Anchoring Transition in Polymer Network Liquid Crystal Films

Toru FUJISAWA; Hidetoshi NAKATA; Masao AIZAWA

The Behavior of Anchoring Transition in Polymer Network Liquid Crystal Films

Toru FUJISAWA, Hidetoshi NAKATA, Masao AIZAWA

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We have studied the electro-optical properties in Polymer Network Liquid Crystal Displays which are composed of a three-dimensional polymer network formed in continuous liquid crystal layers prepared by photo-polymerization induced phase separation processes. In view of the behavior in the orientation of the liquid crystal molecule at the polymers surface, it can be clarified that the electro-optical properties are strongly governed by the polymer. By a combination of two different characteristics of the polymers with respect to a temperature dependence, a variation in the driving voltage for a temperature change can be improved.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E81-C No.11 pp.1675-1680

Publication Date: 1998/11/25

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Toru FUJISAWA, Hidetoshi NAKATA, Masao AIZAWA, "The Behavior of Anchoring Transition in Polymer Network Liquid Crystal Films" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E81-C, no. 11, pp. 1675-1680, November 1998, doi: .
Abstract: We have studied the electro-optical properties in Polymer Network Liquid Crystal Displays which are composed of a three-dimensional polymer network formed in continuous liquid crystal layers prepared by photo-polymerization induced phase separation processes. In view of the behavior in the orientation of the liquid crystal molecule at the polymers surface, it can be clarified that the electro-optical properties are strongly governed by the polymer. By a combination of two different characteristics of the polymers with respect to a temperature dependence, a variation in the driving voltage for a temperature change can be improved.
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