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Original Articles

Formation of high‐performance polymer walls in a liquid crystal cell by phase separation of fluorinated polymer mixture

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Pages 7-11 | Received 13 Feb 2006, Accepted 15 Mar 2006, Published online: 22 Nov 2010
 

Abstract

In this paper, we report the fabrication of high quality polymer walls by using a monomer containing fluorine (F‐monomer). Polymer walls with no phase retardation were fabricated by using photo‐polymerization induced anisotropic phase separation of the mixture composed of liquid crystal (LC) and F‐monomer. Thanks to the immiscibility of fluoride, we could form high quality polymer walls with no light leakage. We measured electro‐optic characteristics of a twisted‐nematic (TN) LC cell whose polymer walls were fabricated by using the F‐monomer, and the measurements were compared with that fabricated by using the monomer without fluorine.

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