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vertical alignment liquid crystal: a standalone construct

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liquid crystal mode with molecules perpendicular to the substrates when off, tilting under voltage, giving deep black and high contrast.

In display technology, vertical alignment liquid crystal refers to liquid crystal mode with molecules perpendicular to the substrates when off, tilting under voltage, giving deep black and high contrast. This meaning comes from Schiekel (1971) in Applied Physics Letters.[1]

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Schiekel, M. F., & Fahrenschon, K. (1971). Deformation of Nematic Liquid Crystals with Vertical Orientation in Electrical Fields. Applied Physics Letters, 19(10), 391-393. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1653743

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