Abstract
Both theoretical and experimental studies were made on electric birefringence effect of nematic liquid crystals in isotropic phase with respect to its applicability to novel LCDs. It was confirmed that response times are <1 ms, and a critical point exists where electro-optic hysteresis vanishes. Substrate surface treatments were also found to improve the electro-optic characteristics. The results are promising for both projection and direct view display applications featuring fast switching and high image quality.
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