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polymer-dispersed liquid crystal: a standalone construct

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liquid crystal droplets in a polymer that scatter light when off and become clear when a field aligns them.

In display technology, polymer-dispersed liquid crystal refers to liquid crystal droplets in a polymer that scatter light when off and become clear when a field aligns them. This meaning comes from Doane (1986) in Applied Physics Letters.[1]

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References

Doane, J. W., Vaz, N. A., Wu, B.-G., & Žumer, S. (1986). Field controlled light scattering from nematic microdroplets. Applied Physics Letters, 48(4), 269-271. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.96577

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