Liquid crystal applied voltmeter

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Fluid

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ABSTRACT:
A liquid crystal applied voltmeter in which a nematic liquid crystal is filled between a pair of light transmitting electrodes at both sides of which polaroidal plates are provided and at least one of the light transmitting electrodes comprises an electric resistance film to which a constant voltage power supply is connected so that a voltage gradient occurs across both ends of the electric resistance film wherein a border between the light transmitting part and the non-light transmitting part of the liquid crystal moves in response to variation of the measured voltage when the measured voltage is applied across both the electrodes.

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Ludeman et al., Liquid Crystal Cell Having Nonuniform Thickness, IBM Technical Discl. Bulletin, Sep. 1972, pp. 1349, 1350.

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