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摘要
The dynamic electro-optic response of liquid crystals (LCs) having positive dielectric anisotropy has been investigated in the fringe-field switching device. Simulation and experimental results show a huge optical bounce near the centre of the pixel electrodes of the device during decaying time of the LC director from an operating voltage. The causality of the said behaviour has been detected as two-step molecular relaxation, first tilt down and then rotating of the LC, which is associated with splay/bend and then twist relaxation, respectively. Reduction of dielectric anisotropy of the used LC material in the device has been suggested as a remedy of reducing optical bounce. The reduction of rotational viscosity also produces optical bounce of lesser duration; however, the intensity of the bounce remains invariant.
- 出版日期2012
