Self-compensated twisted nematic mode for reflective light valve

Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – With specified nonchemical characteristic of liquid crystal... – Within nematic phase

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ABSTRACT:
We invent a self-compensated twist nematic (SCTN) mode for reflective light valves with high optical efficiency nearly 100% and it has a saturation voltage below about 3 V and a relatively large tolerance in cell-gap non-uniformity compared to other prior arts. The invented SCTN mode is especially suitable for reflective light valves driven by active matrices fabricated on Si-wafers.

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