ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC INSTABILITY IN NEMATIC LIQUID CRYSTAL BORDERING WITH CYLINDRICAL ANODIZED ALUMINUM OXIDE NANOPORES
Sh.O. Eminov, G.F. Ganizade, I.I. Gurbanov, A.R. Imamaliyev, A.X. Karimova, A.A. Rajabli
2024   02   en   p.26-31

ABSTRACT

Using the liquid crystal 4-methoxybenzylidene)-4’-butylaniline (MBBA) as an example, it is shown that in an electrooptic cell where surface of an indium teen oxide (ITO) electrode is coated with cylindrical anodized aluminum oxide (AAO) nanoporous, unwanted current effects such as electrohydrodynamic instabilitiy emerging at high voltages can be avoided, which is important for display applications of liquid crystals with negative dielectric anisotropy.

Keywords: liquid crystal, electrooptic effect, electrohydrodynamic instabilitiy, cylindric nanopore
DOI:10.70784/azip.1.2024226

Received: 05.06.2024
Internet publishing: 28.06.2024

AUTHORS & AFFILIATIONS

Ministry of Science and Education of Azerbaijan, Institute of Physics, H. Javid av.131, Baku, AZ1143, Azerbaijan
E-mail: Rahimoglu@mail.ru

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