Nanoparticle free polymer blends for light scattering films in liquid crystal displays
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- 25 June 2012
- journal article
- Published by AIP Publishing in Applied Physics Letters
- Vol. 100 (26) , 263108
Abstract
This paper reports an approach using nanoparticle free polymer blends for light scattering films in liquid crystal displays. The ability to create the regularly structured circle of approximately 200 nm diameter in the light scattering film by blending two specified polymers with carboxylic acid groups and epoxy groups was demonstrated. The developed light scattering film based on thermosetting system indicated regularly structured nanomorphology, high light scattering rates of more than 3.9% at 300–600 nm of wavelength, and fast thermal cross-linking reaction at 150 °C and 60 s in thermosetting conditions for high productivity.Keywords
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