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Kerr modulators based on polymer-dispersed liquid crystal complexes
We have demonstrated a possibility to design light modulator based on Kerr effect using borate La 2 CaB 10 O 19 (LCBO) nanocrystallites incorporated into two different polymer-dispersed liquid crystal composites (PDLC). For this reason we have used different amount of the LCBO nanocrystallites to fi...
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| creator | Niziol, J. Węgłowski, R. Kłosowicz, S. J. Majchrowski, A. Rakus, P. Wojciechowski, A. Kityk, I. V. Tkaczyk, S. Gondek, E. |
| description | We have demonstrated a possibility to design light modulator based on Kerr effect using borate La
2
CaB
10
O
19
(LCBO) nanocrystallites incorporated into two different polymer-dispersed liquid crystal composites (PDLC). For this reason we have used different amount of the LCBO nanocrystallites to find the optimal conditions for the Kerr modulators. It was established that for the both PDLC systems the borate nanocrystals may be used for effective operation by elecrooptical susceptibilities varying the content of the nanocrystals. At the same time the frequency shift of the Kerr coefficient seems to be sensitive only for the LCBO nanocrystals content about 5% by weight. The maximal value of the Kerr coefficients were varied within the 4 × 10
−9
to 6 × 10
−10
m V
−2. |
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10
O
19
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−9
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−10
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2
CaB
10
O
19
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−9
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−10
m V
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O
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−10
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