Light control device and manufacturing method thereof
A light control, liquid crystal technology, applied in optics, nonlinear optics, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of reduced transparency, high energy consumption, no contrast, etc., and achieve the effect of improving transmittance, reducing energy consumption, and reducing the difference in refractive index
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[0097] Polymer dispersed liquid crystals (PDLCs) and polymer network liquid crystals (PNLCs) used as light control devices of transparent display devices have different mixing ratios of monomers and liquid crystals. In general, PDLC has a higher percentage of monomer than PNLC. Thus, the PDLC realizes an initial light-shielding mode in the initial state of no voltage application, where incident light is scattered by randomly oriented liquid crystals and polymerized monomers. PDLCs also achieve a transparent mode by allowing incident light to be transmitted but not scattered when a voltage is applied and thereby vertically aligns the liquid crystals. If the PDLC is used as a light control device of a transparent display device, continuous application of voltage is required to achieve a transparent mode in standby.
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