Applied Physics Letters · 1987 · 16 citations · 9 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringMaterials EngineeringOptical MaterialsOptoelectronicsVisual OpticsDisplay SystemsDisplay TechnologiesElectro-optic EffectsElectro-optic MaterialsLiquid Crystal MaterialsLiquid CrystalsContrastDisplay ApplicationsLiquid Crystal Display MaterialsLiquid Crystal DisplaysLiquid Crystal Electro-optic EffectNematic Liquid Crystals
A new liquid-crystal display (LCD) is presented with a much better gray-scale capability than twisted nematic LCD’s and a comparably good contrast. In the not-energized state the coloration of the display is weak, enabling full color applications. Due to its improved gray-scale capability which results from the shallow slope of the electro-optical characteristics, the display is particularly suited for active matrix applications.
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