Display material with good low-temperature stability
A compound and carbon atom technology, applied in the field of display materials, can solve the problems of unsatisfactory contrast and viewing angle, short response time, and smectic equivalence
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[0063] Δn=0.097; Δε=-4.2; Cp=81.9; γ1=84.
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[0068] Further, in order to test the low-temperature stability of Example 1, the display material is filled into a 6 μm thick VA test box (the inner surface of the upper and lower substrates has a polyimide PI alignment layer) for an automobile full liquid crystal instrument panel, and it is placed in In a refrigerator at -20°C, observe whether crystals or smectic phases appear in the VA test box at regular intervals to determine the duration of low-temperature stability, that is, the retention time of the last observed phase stability (LTS, h).
[0069] On the other hand, the response time (τ, ms) is the sum of the rise time and fall time of the VA test box at -20°C and 6V driving voltage; the former is defined as the time when the transmittance rises from 10% of the maximum transmittance until it reaches 90%. Time; the latter is the time when the transmittance decreases from 90% of the maximum transmittance until it reaches 10%.
[0070] See Table 1 for the resul...
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