The technology of the spatial light modulator with films of ferroelectric liquid crystal and amorphous silicon

V. V. Belyaev Central Research Institute “Kometa”, Moscow, Russia

A. N. Lapshin Central Research Institute “Kometa”, Moscow, Russia

A. B. Kuznetsov Central Research Institute “Kometa”, Moscow, Russia

N. N. Dvulichanskaya Central Research Institute “Kometa”, Moscow, Russia

N. F. Kovtonyuk Central Research Institute “Kometa”, Moscow, Russia

The methods of producing uniform layers of ferroelectric smectic C* liquid crystal and hydrogenated amorphous silicon are described. The results obtained are used for producing output images with spatial light modulators of short switching times. The main application of such modulators is optical processing.

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