Film-compensated homeotropic liquid-crystal cell for direct view display
Shin-Tson T. Wu
Abstract
Shin-Tson T. Wu
Abstract
The viewing angle, contrast ratio, and response time of a negative birefringent film-compensated homeotropic liquid-crystal cell were evaluated. A spin-coated polyimide film was found to cancel the phase retardation of the liquid-crystal cell over a wide range of incident angle. Such a film-compensated homeotropic liquid-crystal cell exhibits a reasonably wide viewing angle, excellent contrast ratio, and relatively fast response time. This film also makes a significant improvement on the horizontal viewing angle of the twisted nematic cell.
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The viewing angle, contrast ratio, and response time of a negative birefringent film-compensated homeotropic liquid-crystal cell were evaluated. A spin-coated polyimide film was found to cancel the phase retardation of the liquid-crystal cell over a wide range of incident angle. Such a film-compensated homeotropic liquid-crystal cell exhibits a reasonably wide viewing angle, excellent contrast ratio, and relatively fast response time. This film also makes a significant improvement on the horizontal viewing angle of the twisted nematic cell.
Key concepts: Homeotropic alignment, Liquid crystal, Contrast ratio, Materials science, Viewing angle, Polyimide, Liquid-crystal display, Birefringence