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Evaluation of image sticking property on liquid crystal displays with polymer layers produced from phenanthrene-carrying monomers
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EngineeringSmart PolymerLiquid Crystal DisplaysResponsive PolymersLiquid Crystalline ElastomerChemistryPolymersPolymer TechnologyPolymer ProcessingPhenanthrene-carrying MonomersPolymer ChemistryMaterials ScienceImage StickingSurface ModificationPolymer AnalysisMolecular EngineeringLc CellsMacromolecular ScienceSurface ScienceApplied PhysicsPolymer SciencePolymer CharacterizationPolymer PropertyPolymer Layers
As a model of polymer-sustained-alignment liquid crystal display (PSA-LCD), the liquid crystal (LC) cells having the polymer layers produced from monomers of phenanthrene (Phen)-carrying monomers, 2,7-, 3,8-, 1,8- and 3,6-dimethacryloyl-oxy-phenanthrene (DMAPhen), were prepared and investigated image sticking phenomenon with evaluations of residual direct current voltage (VrDC) and difference in pretilt angle before and after application of alternate current voltage (Δtilt). The VrDC values were small for the LC cells with the polymer layers produced from the Phen-carrying monomers used in this study. On the other hand, Δtilt depends on the molecular structure of the Phen-carrying monomer. The Δtilt values became small with increasing the linearity of the monomer structure for the Phen-carrying monomers. The findings would be useful for obtaining the small level of image sticking in the PSA-LCDs produced from the Phen-carrying monomers.
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