Abstract
Dynamics of a nematic liquid crystal in external switching field was examined for various initial states of electrostatic equilibrium. Two-step electric field was applied to study the switching dynamics from the first step equilibrium at E0 to the second step equilibrium at E1 the results of which could be explained by a change in effective rotational viscosity and the Erickson-Leslie theory. Extension to a gray scale switching process is a possible application.
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