Ferroelectric liquid crystal cells having a helical liquid cryst

Details Ferroelectric liquid crystal cells having a helical liquid cryst Ferroelectric liquid crystal cells having a helical liquid cryst

1987-03-31

1989-01-24

Miller, Stanley D.

350349, G02F 113

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ABSTRACT:
Bistable operation of ferroelectric liquid crystal smectic I* or smectic F* display cells is disclosed which uses a greater liquid crystal layer thickness than is achievable with smectic C* material while yet retaining bistability of operation.

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`Smectic Liquid Crystal Textures and Structures` by G. W. Gray & J. W. Goodby (publ. Leonard Hill, 1984) p. 153.
`Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal Electo-Optics Using the Surface Stabilised Structure` by N. A. Clark, S. T. Lagerwall & M. N. Handschy. Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 1983, vol. 92 pp. 213-234.
`"Soliton Switch" in Chiral Smetic Liquid Crystals` by P. E. Cladis, H. R. Brand and P. L. Finn, Physical Review A vol. 28 No. 1 pp. 512-514 (Jul. 1983).
`Synthesis, Properties and Applications of Ferroelectric Smetic Liquid Crystals`, by J. W. Goodby Ferroelectrics, 1983 vol. 49 pp. 275-284.

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