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Poster Session :
Liquid Crysal Technology Posters: Optical Components of LC Devices

Thursday, May 16, 2024, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM / San Jose Convention Center, Room 220A


P.189 - Distinguished Paper: Polarization-Independent Liquid-Crystal Device with Multi-Microdomain Twisted Structure
  • Mingyuan Tang, Kai Huang, Yumeng Zhang, Jiangang Lu
    Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai China



  • An LC phase modulator with a single-layer multi-microdomain orthogonal twisted (MMOT) structure is proposed, which may achieve good polarization independence and low loss in different phase depths. A light-controlled azimuth angle (LCAA) process based on the rotation effect of cholesteric liquid crystal is developed for the fabrication of the single-layer MMOT structure. 

P.190 - Photo-Triggered Transmission Color Through a Cholesteric Liquid Crystal for Multi-Level Information Encryption
  • Yongguang Chen, Guangjie Lin, Xing Zhang, Xiaohui Gong, Yang Liu
    Donghua University Shanghai China



  • An optical coding in extra-large-pitch CLCs is fulfilled by in-plane optically re-orientating the near-slide LCs. And the encoded words or images in transparent CLCs also show high temporal and thermal stability. The pitch modulation of CLCs is much simplified and shows potential application in information encryption.

P.191 - Application of High-Precision PS Technology in Liquid-Crystal Displays
  • Dapeng Xue, Zhanfeng Cao, Zheng Fang, Huili Wu, Shaohui Li
    BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. Beijing China


  • Yuwei Yan, Zhen Zhang, Changhan Xie
    BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. China



  • A new XPS technology is proposed that may realize high-precision PS by using the special structure of long-metal PS superimposed on a long organic pillow. The proposed technology can be applied to any size LCD products, especially to ultra-high resolution LCDs.

P.192 - Advancements in Photoaligned Azo-Dye Thin-Film Polarizer with Exceptional Dichroic Ratio
  • Yue-Chu Cheng, Man-Chun Tseng, Yeuk-Lung Ho, Olena Vashchenko, Valerii Vashchenko, Shu-Tuen Tang, Sze-Yan Yeung, Hoi-Sing Kwok
    The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hong Kong Hong Kong



  • This study presents the development of ultra-thin azo-dye polarizers, notable for their minimal thickness (100-300 nm) and superior optical performance, with dichroic ratios exceeding 200:1 and extinction ratios above 4,000. Utilizing cost-effective solution-processing methods, the high-performance polarizers are fabricated and the optimal experimental conditions for peak efficacy are determined.

P.193 - Ring-Shaped Circular-Patch Liquid-Crystal Display Structure Based on Fringe-Field Effect
  • Anran LI, Abhishek Srivastava
    Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hong Kong Hong Kong



  • A ring-shaped electrode with negative dielectric nematic material is studied. Finite-element simulation and tests have verified the electric field strength, transmittance, and contrast of a 2 x 2 matrix cell. This new structure has significant potential for application in the display field.