Abstract
Optical measurements of a field induced molecular reorientation process in a freely suspended ferroelectric liquid crystal film (FSFLC) have been studied. In order to measure a direction and a magnitude of a birefringence of the film at the reorientation, a photoelastic modulator has been used. A complicated response that has broad spectrum of the response speed is observed in the thick FSFLC film that has helical structure.
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