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Fabrication of pseudo-pi vertical alignment mode liquid crystal devices with ultra-violet polymerisation and investigations of their electro-optical characteristics

Czung-Yu Ho Department of Polymer Engineering, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei, 10607, Taiwan, Republic of ChinaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Jiunn-Yih Lee Department of Polymer Engineering, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei, 10607, Taiwan, Republic of China
Pages 997-1012 | Received 22 Jan 2010, Accepted 03 Mar 2010, Published online: 16 Aug 2010

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Masanobu Mizusaki. (2019) Polarised UV-induced homogeneous alignment for fringe-field switching liquid crystal display with a new azobenzene monomer. Liquid Crystals 46:4, pages 640-648.
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Masanobu Mizusaki & Satoshi Enomoto. (2018) UV-induced vertical alignment liquid crystal cell with two species of monomers having vertical-alignment-induced side-chain group and phenanthrene group. Liquid Crystals 45:5, pages 765-773.
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Masanobu Mizusaki & Satoshi Enomoto. (2018) UV-induced homeotropic orientation of nematic liquid crystals dissolving two species of monomers carrying liquid-crystalline side-chain group and anthracene group. Liquid Crystals 45:5, pages 649-655.
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Masanobu Mizusaki, Yohei Nakanishi & Satoshi Enomoto. (2018) Fabrication of vertically aligned liquid crystal cell without using a conventional alignment layer. Liquid Crystals 45:2, pages 270-278.
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Masanobu Mizusaki, Hiroshi Tsuchiya & Kiyoshi Minoura. (2017) Fabrication of homogenously self-alignment fringe-field switching mode liquid crystal cell without using a conventional alignment layer. Liquid Crystals 44:9, pages 1394-1401.
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Czung-Yu Ho, Fa-Hsin Lin, Yu-Tai Tao & Jiunn-Yih Lee. (2011) Improvement in device performance from a mixture of a liquid crystal and photosensitive acrylic prepolymer with the photoinduced vertical alignment method. Science and Technology of Advanced Materials 12:6.
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Czung-Yu Ho & Jiunn-Yih Lee. (2011) The electro-optical characteristics and applicability evaluation of a photo-induced vertical alignment negative-type liquid crystal/photo-curable acrylic pre-polymer mixture system mixed with chiral smectic A phase liquid crystal. Liquid Crystals 38:1, pages 65-86.
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Young Jin Lim, Jun Hyeok Lee, Gwan Yong Lee, Mira Jo, Eun Ji Kim, Tae Hyung Kim, MinSu Kim, Myong-Hoon Lee & Seung Hee Lee. (2021) Polyimide-free vertical alignment in a binary mixture consisting of nematic liquid crystal and reactive mesogen: Pretilt modulation via two-step polymerization. Journal of Molecular Liquids 340, pages 117302.
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Shoichi Ishihara & Masanobu Mizusaki. (2019) Alignment control technology of liquid crystal molecules. Journal of the Society for Information Display 28:1, pages 44-74.
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Fa-Hsin Lin, Czung-Yu Ho & Jiunn-Yih Lee. (2012) The electro-optical characteristics of liquid crystal device in multi-component liquid crystal mixture system with non-contact photo-induced vertical alignment mode. Optical Materials 34:7, pages 1181-1194.
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Czung-Yu Ho, Pei-Shiuan Tsai, Huann-Gang Lin, Fong-Ching Li, Fa-Hsin Lin & Jiunn-Yih Lee. (2012) Electro-optical characteristics in phase separated liquid crystal/photo-curable acrylic monomer mixture system. Polymers for Advanced Technologies 23:3, pages 299-310.
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