Process for forming liquid crystal layer of PDLCD by forming lay

Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – Particular structure – Having significant detail of cell structure only

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359 52, G02F 11333

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ABSTRACT:
To uniform the liquid crystal particle of the liquid crystal layer of a PDLCD where a liquid crystal is scattered and emulsified with a polymer, the polymer is scattered on a conductive layer of a substrate. The liquid crystal is scattered thereon to be emulsified during a predetermined hour. Thereafter, by the same method as that of forming the polymer layer, the polymer is scattered on the liquid crystal layer to form a second polymer layer thereby obtaining the homogeneous thickness of the liquid crystal layer of the PDLCD.

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