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    Flexible and reflective polarizer-free liquid crystal displays using dye-doped liquid crystal gels
    (2008)
    Lin, Yi-Hsin
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    Yang, Jhih-Ming
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    Jeng, Shie-Chang
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    Lin, Yan-Rung
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    Liao, Chi-Chang
    A flexible and reflective polarizer-free display using dye-doped liquid crystal (LC) gels is demonstrated. The electro-optical performances of both scattering and absorption based dye-doped LC gels depend on curing temperatures. The dye-doped LC gel shows good reflectance similar to 55%, good contrast ratio similar to 450:1 and fast response similar to 6.5ms at curing temperature 10 degrees C when UV curing intensity is 2.6 mW/cm(2). The EO performance depends on the curing temperature. The hysteresis is independent of sampling time duration. The bending curvature is 21 mm. The response of dye-doped LC gels is faster under bending due to the bending-induced sheared force of polymer networks. The dye-doped LC gels open a new window for trimable electronic papers, decorative displays and switchable curtains.
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    Polarizer-Free Gradient Dye-Doped Liquid Crystal Gels
    (2009)
    Lin, Yi-Hsin
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    Yang, Chih-Ming
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    Lo, Chun-Hsiang
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    Lin, Yan-Rung
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    Jeng, Shie-Chang
    A multi-switch display using gradient dye-doped LC gels which is still polarizer-free, fast response (similar to 10ms in general), and high contrast (similar to 200:1 in general) has demonstrated. By controlling the spatial distribution of the density of polymer networks through fabrication process, gradient dye-doped LC gels can be a multi-switch. The gradient dye-doped LC gel is bright without applied voltage and is dark at a high voltage. It appears the colored pattern when LCs are partially reoriented due to the gradient density of polymer networks. The optical analysis of dye-doped LC gels is also discussed. The potential applications are flexible display and decorative displays.