Twist angle effects on the dynamic response of in-plane-switching liquid crystal displays
Yubao Sun, Hongmei Ma, and Zhidong Zhang, Xinyu Zhu, Shin-Tson Wu
TL;DR
This paper analyzes how the twist angle affects the response time of in-plane-switching liquid crystal displays and proposes a symmetric device configuration that significantly improves response speed.
Contribution
It introduces a symmetric boundary configuration that reduces response time at least fourfold compared to conventional in-plane-switching modes.
Findings
Response time improved at least 4X
Symmetric boundary configuration enhances performance
Analytical results support the proposed design
Abstract
Twist angle effect on the response time of in-plane-switching liquid crystal displays are analyzed. We propose a device configuration whose top and bottom boundary liquid crystal layers are symmetric to each other with respect to the electric field direction. The analytical results of this device configuration indicate that the response time is improved at least 4X faster than that of a conventional in-plane-switching twisted-nematic mode and normal in-plane-switching mode.
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