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| Abstract |
Fast-switching ferroelectric liquid crystal microlens arrays have been fabricated using the anisotropic phase separation of liquid crystal from its solution in an ultra violet-curable prepolymer. The microlenses can be electrically controlled to modulate the transmitted light and change their focal length within a few microseconds, i.e., ~1000 times faster than nematic liquid-crystal-based microlenses. These microlenses also exhibit the memory effect. |
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2004-10-08
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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
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43
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10
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| First Page |
7050
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| Last Page |
7053
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| Recommended Citation |
Kim, Jae-Hoon; Kumar, Satyendra (2004). Fast Switchable and Bistable Microlens Array Using Ferroelectric Liquid Crystals. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics 43(10) 7050-7053. doi: 10.1143/JJAP.43.7050. Retrieved from https://oaks.kent.edu/article/fast-switchable-and-bistable-microlens-array-using-ferroelectric-liquid-crystals
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