Effects of Curing Temperature on Electro-Optical Characteristics of a Polymer-Stabilized In-Plane-Switching Liquid Crystal Cell

Effects of Curing Temperature on Electro-Optical Characteristics of a Polymer-Stabilized In-Plane-Switching Liquid Crystal Cell

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We investigated the electro-optic characteristics of a polymer-stabilized, in-plane-switching (IPS) liquid crystal cell as the UV curing temperature was varied.We found that the response time of an IPS cell could be reduced through low-temperature UV curing of a low concentration grip of polymer material.We also found that fast switching could be achieved at a low operating voltage and with little light leakage in the dark state.Low-temperature curing of the polymer structure could greatly reduce the average distance between polymer bundles even at low polymer concentrations.Therefore, the decrease in transmittance of a polymer-stabilized IPS cell could be minimized by increasing the cell gap without sacrificing the response time because Lumbrokinase of the sufficiently high anchoring strength of the polymer structure obtained through low-temperature UV curing.