CAI Lin-jun, WANG Wen-chao, YEN Chu-chun. Electro-Optical Properties of Encapsulated Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Film on Different Substrates[J]. , 2012,(2): 139-143
CAI Lin-jun, WANG Wen-chao, YEN Chu-chun. Electro-Optical Properties of Encapsulated Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Film on Different Substrates[J]. , 2012,(2): 139-143DOI:
Electro-Optical Properties of Encapsulated Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Film on Different Substrates
Encapsulated cholesteric liquid crystal (CLC) film is prepared by means of polymerization induced phase separation (PIPS) method. The electro-optical properties of encapsulated CLC on glass and plastic substrates have been studied in detail
mainly focusing on the driving voltage
reflection and contrast ratio. It shows that no matter on glass or plastic substrate
the encapsulation contributes to improving the display contrast
though the driving voltage accordingly increases. In comparison with the glass substrate
the driving voltage of the encapsulated CLC on the plastic substrate increases from 70 V to 200 V
while the contrast ratio arrives to 6.2:1. In conclusion
our present goal has been achieved on flexible display based on CLC.