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A liquid-crystal display (LCD) is a flat-panel display or other electronically-modulated optical device that uses the light-modulating properties of liquid crystals. Liquid Crystal Displays are already widely used in consumer electronics, but research and development is still ongoing. The shifting focus of research follows a pattern of improved definition, increased display size, wider viewing angles and faster responses, with improvements in each area influencing the next. There is also growing interest in the use of liquid crystal materials in novel applications including sensing devices, spatial modulators and light-shielding windows.
This book discusses the latest LCD technologies, with their challenges, opportunities, and problems to be solved, at a level suited to an academic and research-professional audience. There is a particular focus on display quality such as image sticking, contrast ratio and colour hue that has not been dealt with thoroughly elsewhere. Current and future trends in liquid crystal materials and technologies based on their evolving role and new applications are discussed in detail.
Contents
Chapter 1: Evolution of alignment material technology
Chapter 2: Photo-alignment technology for vertically aligned LCDs
Chapter 3: Azo-dye photoalignment materials
Chapter 4: Alignment materials and their surface deformation induced by manufacturing processes
Chapter 5: Analysis and inspection of alignment membrane in LCDs
Chapter 6: Electrical evaluation of alignment layers and LC panels
Chapter 7: Analysis method of image sticking
Chapter 8: New alignment process and its application
Chapter 9: Liquid crystal self-alignment technology
Chapter 10: Color-reflective LCD based on cholesteric liquid crystals
Chapter 11: Enhancement of optical output and low-power consumption in nanoparticle-embedded liquid crystal devices
Chapter 12: Ferroelectric micro LC display
Chapter 13: LC GRIN lens technology
Chapter 14: Essence and practical use of field-sequential colour LCD
Chapter 15: Color breakup reduction in field-sequential color LCDs
Chapter 16: Field-sequential full colour displays using polymer-stabilised ferroelectric LCD
Chapter 17: Optical security devices using UV-curable nematic liquid crystals
Chapter 18: Application of liquid crystals to MEMS
Chapter 19: Detection of volatile organic chemicals by using liquid crystals
Chapter 20: Smart windows
Chapter 21: Antenna technology for satellite communications