10.4: Ion Transport Simulations and DC Leakage Current Measurements in Nematic LCDs

Vleeschouwer, Herbert De; Vermael, Stefaan; Bougrioua, F.; Adamski, Arthur; Stojmenovic, Goran; Neyts, Kristiaan; Pauwels, Herman; Verschueren, A; Asselt, Rob Van; Alexander, Els

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“…It is well known that ion transport in liquid crystals influences the display performance. Under external electric field the ions move toward the electrodes in a liquid crystal cell and form inside an electric field that causes flickering [1], image sticking [2] and decreasing voltage holding ratio [3]. In order to explain the rich variety of charge processes in liquid crystal cells, various investigations in differently prepared cells were carried out [4][5][6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Transient current in nematic cells containing a silicon substrate

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2008

J. Phys.: Condens. Matter

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Transient currents induced by step voltage or polarity reversal of voltage applied to a liquid crystal cell containing a silicon substrate have been investigated. It is shown that the curves of transient current reveal a minimum for negative polarity of dc voltage relative to a silicon substrate of p-type conductivity. The time of the occurrence of the minimum corresponds to the collection of positive ions from the bulk of the liquid crystal at the silicon surface as a result of drift. This is explained by the formation of a highly resistive layer in the silicon under an electric field of positive ions collected at the silicon surface (a field effect). In polarity reversal experiments, a knowledge of the time of the occurrence of the minimum enables us to estimate the mobility of positive ions, which gives a value of 1.4 × 10(-11) M(2) Bc(-1).

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Transient current in nematic cells containing a silicon substrate

Кучеев

2008

J. Phys.: Condens. Matter

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10.4: Ion Transport Simulations and DC Leakage Current Measurements in Nematic LCDs

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Transient current in nematic cells containing a silicon substrate

Transient current in nematic cells containing a silicon substrate

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