Switching of liquid-crystal devices between reflective and transmissive modes using long-pitch cholesteric liquid crystals.
We propose liquid-crystal (LC) devices capable of switching between reflective and transmissive modes using the scattering and transparent states of long-pitch cholesteric LCs (CLCs). Two different device configurations can be realized by changing the location of a CLC layer. Low-power operation without the parallax problem can be achieved using the bistable switching of CLCs. We believe that the proposed devices are potential candidates for highly efficient transflective displays.
School of Electrical Engineering, Pusan National University, Busan 609-735, Korea.
Ki-Han
KH
Kim
Hye-Jung
HJ
Jin
Dong Han
DH
Song
Byoung-Ho
BH
Cheong
Hwan-Young
HY
Choi
Sung Tae
ST
Shin
Jae Chang
JC
Kim
Tae-Hoon
TH
Yoon