An important new class of materials for optical device applications—polymer‐dispersed
liquid crystals (PDLCs)—is reviewed. The author gives an overview of these materials along …

We have studied diffusion of light in a disordered medium of which the scattering strength
could be tuned via temperature. Such a tunable disordered system was realized by …

In this study, optical diffusers based on epoxy resin/thiol/nematic liquid crystal composites
were prepared using different curing temperatures, curing times and curing agents (thiols) …

In this study, nematic liquid crystal, 4-Cyano-4′-n-heptyloxybiphenyl, is introduced into the
poly (vinylidenefluoride-co-hexafluoropropylene)(PVDF) based polymeric gel electrolyte for …

Liquid crystal infiltration is becoming an important tool to control the optical properties of
complex dielectric systems like photonic crystals and disordered dielectrics. We discuss the …

Polymer dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) films were obtained by a polymerization induced
phase separation technique induced by electron beam (EB) curing. A binary system …

(57) ABSTRACT An autostereoscopic display device (1), includes a display panel (10), a
lenticular sheet (15) and an electrically control lable diffuser (80). The electrically …

Anisotropic diffusion of light was experimentally first observed in bulk nematic liquid crystals.
The origin of anisotropy in such a system is due to the optical anisotropy of nematic liquid …

A prototype projection display consisting of optically addressed polymer-dispersed liquid
crystal (PDLC) light valves and a Schlieren optics is designed, built, and evaluated. This …

A model to describe light transfer in polymer dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) films has been
developed. It takes into account the anisotropy of the nematic liquid crystal droplets, their …