Research of factors for the response of LCDs
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Abstract
Slow response is one of the main restricted factors for the development of LCDs. This paper describes the principle and methods for reducing the response time of LCDs. The total display process is divided into three stages in this paper: the polarization stage, the rotation stage, and the recovery stage. And then the influence factors for each stage are discussed separately from the point of characteristics of LCD molecule, driving characteristics and charge accumulation effect. Results show that response time of LCDs can be improved by using the fast polarized LC materials, reducing the rotation time of LC molecule, and eliminating the charge accumulation effect, with the result of better display quality.
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July 2008
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ISBN:9781605580883
DOI:10.1145/1509315
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