frequency and temperature dependence of fabrication parameters in polymer dispersed liquid crystal devices
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Abstract
A series of polymer dispersed liquid crystal devices using glass substrates have been fabricated and investigated focusing on their electrical properties. The devices have been studied in terms of impedance as a function of frequency. An electric equivalent circuit has been proposed, including the influence of the temperature on the elements into it. In addition, a relevant effect of temperature on electrical measurements has been observed.
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| Authors | ;Juan C. Torres;Ricardo Vergaz;David Barrios;José Manuel Sánchez-Pena;Ana Viñuales;Hans Jürgen Grande;Germán Cabañero |
| Journal | Nature Materials |
| Year | 2014 |
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