Dual frequency liquid crystal mixture with low critical conversion frequency
A frequency conversion and mixture technology, applied in the direction of liquid crystal materials, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve problems that limit the application of high-performance optoelectronic materials, affect the stability and life of devices, and achieve broad application value and market prospects, thermal stability The effect of good and wide liquid crystal phase temperature range
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Embodiment 1
[0042]Prepare the liquid crystal mixture according to the corresponding compounds and mass fractions in Table 1, heat to the isotropic state and oscillate, and sonicate for more than 1 hour to ensure that the components are evenly mixed. The obtained liquid crystal mixture was heated until clear and poured into parallel-oriented and vertically-oriented liquid crystal cells with a cell thickness of 10 um to test the dielectric constant value.
[0043] Gained mixture is nematic phase liquid crystal, and its performance parameter is as follows: f c =7.1, T I =106.3, T m ≤-20, Δn=0.12, η=88, Δε=1.9at 50Hz, Δε=-1.8at 10KHz.
[0044] The type and mass ratio of the components of the dual-frequency drive liquid crystal mixture in Table 1 Example 1
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Embodiment 2
[0049] Prepare the liquid crystal mixture according to the corresponding compounds and mass fractions in Table 2, heat to the isotropic state and oscillate, and sonicate for more than 1 hour to ensure that the components are evenly mixed. The obtained liquid crystal mixture was heated until clear and poured into parallel-oriented and vertically-oriented liquid crystal cells with a cell thickness of 10 um to test the dielectric constant value.
[0050] Gained mixture is nematic phase liquid crystal, and its performance parameter is as follows: f c =5.8, T I =103.2, T m ≤-20, Δn=0.10, η=76, Δε=2.8at 50Hz, Δε=-2.2at 10KHz.
[0051] The type and mass ratio of the components of the dual-frequency drive liquid crystal mixture of Table 2 Example 2
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Embodiment 3
[0056] Prepare the liquid crystal mixture according to the corresponding compounds and mass fractions in Table 3, heat to the isotropic state and oscillate, and sonicate for more than 1 hour to ensure that the components are evenly mixed. The obtained liquid crystal mixture was heated until clear and poured into parallel-oriented and vertically-oriented liquid crystal cells with a cell thickness of 10 um to test the dielectric constant value.
[0057] Gained mixture is nematic phase liquid crystal, and its performance parameter is as follows: f c =2.4, T I =96.2, T m ≤-20, Δn=0.13, η=41, Δε=4.6at 50Hz, Δε=-3.8at 10KHz.
[0058] The type and mass ratio of the components of the dual-frequency drive liquid crystal mixture of Table 3 Example 3
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