Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9670400 Microelectronic Engineering 2005 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
The composite materials with spatially alternating polymer-rich and nematic liquid crystal-rich layers have been obtained and optical effects in these materials studied. The periodic structure of the composites and small sizes of their structural elements enable improved operating parameters of electro-optical devices: increased contrast ratio, shorter switching times, and lower reorientation fields. The composite materials obtained may also find applications in switchable diffractive optics.
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