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Design and Implementation of Liquid Crystal Devices and Study its Nano Applications
Abstract
Photoalignment has clear benefits in correlation with the ordinarily "scouring" treatment of the substrates of fluid precious stone presentation (LCD) cells. The fluid gem photoalignment is nano- innovation, as the thickness of the arrangement layer is around 2–15 nm. The use of the photograph arrangement and photograph designing nano innovation for the new age of photonic and show gadgets will be inspected. We discussed about LC polarization regulators, rotators, and variable optical attenuators with variable polarization parameters. We described Novel LC Display Devices in light of Nano-size photograph with high design innovation and highlighted nano technology use in LCD Devices. Optical rewritable innovation (ORW) technique is discussed and its advantages of using in LCD devices are highlighted. Also designed Micro size sensor using CMOS in LCD devices and enumerated its advantage of using in LCD Devices. New innovation in the Photo alignment is discussed with the new LC Photonic devices in Nano size and new photo pattern is explained. The working models developed with this technology will fetch intense displaying device in future. High resolution devices are the future and this LCD switches discussed in this paper is the need of the technology. Further the switches find numerous applications in the communication field. We also proposed fostered an extraordinary programming that gives us to enhance different LC cell designs to get ideal polarization plane of the information in terms of the light to the given point. The developed product can be utilized to find a application in electrooptical applications. Also finds various usage in Fiber optical communications with the advantage of less delay and timing for information processing with low controlling power and fastest communication purpose. The LC polarization regulator discussed here shows the condition of polarization to any state and condition of light polarization. Finally, we have discussed in detail the LC switches and advantage of Nanotechnology in Photonic field.
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