JPS60252686A - Liquid crystal substance for heat addressing liquid crystal element - Google Patents
Liquid crystal substance for heat addressing liquid crystal elementInfo
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- 239000004973 liquid crystal related substance Substances 0.000 title claims abstract description 81
- 239000000126 substance Substances 0.000 title claims abstract description 34
- 239000000463 material Substances 0.000 claims description 25
- ZUOUZKKEUPVFJK-UHFFFAOYSA-N diphenyl Chemical class C1=CC=CC=C1C1=CC=CC=C1 ZUOUZKKEUPVFJK-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 abstract description 3
- 239000000203 mixture Substances 0.000 abstract description 2
- 239000012071 phase Substances 0.000 description 14
- 230000007704 transition Effects 0.000 description 14
- 239000002262 Schiff base Substances 0.000 description 5
- 150000004753 Schiff bases Chemical class 0.000 description 5
- 239000013078 crystal Substances 0.000 description 5
- 239000004990 Smectic liquid crystal Substances 0.000 description 4
- 230000000694 effects Effects 0.000 description 4
- 230000001678 irradiating effect Effects 0.000 description 4
- 230000000052 comparative effect Effects 0.000 description 3
- 210000002858 crystal cell Anatomy 0.000 description 3
- 239000007791 liquid phase Substances 0.000 description 3
- 239000004988 Nematic liquid crystal Substances 0.000 description 2
- 230000007423 decrease Effects 0.000 description 2
- 238000010586 diagram Methods 0.000 description 2
- 230000003287 optical effect Effects 0.000 description 2
- 239000007790 solid phase Substances 0.000 description 2
- 239000004986 Cholesteric liquid crystals (ChLC) Substances 0.000 description 1
- 125000003545 alkoxy group Chemical group 0.000 description 1
- 125000000217 alkyl group Chemical group 0.000 description 1
- 235000010290 biphenyl Nutrition 0.000 description 1
- 239000004305 biphenyl Substances 0.000 description 1
- 238000002425 crystallisation Methods 0.000 description 1
- 230000008025 crystallization Effects 0.000 description 1
- 230000007547 defect Effects 0.000 description 1
- 230000001747 exhibiting effect Effects 0.000 description 1
- 230000020169 heat generation Effects 0.000 description 1
- 230000007062 hydrolysis Effects 0.000 description 1
- 238000006460 hydrolysis reaction Methods 0.000 description 1
- 238000000034 method Methods 0.000 description 1
- 229910052724 xenon Inorganic materials 0.000 description 1
- FHNFHKCVQCLJFQ-UHFFFAOYSA-N xenon atom Chemical compound [Xe] FHNFHKCVQCLJFQ-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 description 1
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
(1)技術分野
本発明は液晶の熱光学効果を利用した熱書込液晶素子に
用いる液晶物質に関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (1) Technical Field The present invention relates to a liquid crystal material used in a thermal writing liquid crystal element that utilizes the thermo-optic effect of liquid crystal.
(2) 従来技術とその問題点
透明な液晶組iを呈するコレステリック液晶、あるいは
スメクチック液晶の薄層を部分的に加熱・急冷すると、
その部分が一般に光を散乱する不透明な液晶組Hisこ
遷移する現麹が液晶の熱光学効果として知られている。(2) Prior art and its problems When a thin layer of cholesteric liquid crystal or smectic liquid crystal exhibiting transparent liquid crystal composition i is partially heated and rapidly cooled,
The transition of the opaque liquid crystal group whose portion generally scatters light is known as the thermo-optic effect of the liquid crystal.
また、この現象を利用して、液晶セルに部分的に温度変
化を与えてその部分を不透明にTることによって情報を
書込む方式の液晶素子が幾つか提案されている。例えば
画像を書込んで、′その画像を直視する形式の直視型表
示素子、書込んだ画像を投映して観る投射型表示用とし
て用いるライトバルブ素子、書込んだ情報を電気的・光
学的に読取る形式の記録素子等である。また、情報を書
込む方法も、レーザ光を照射して照射部分に温度上昇を
生せしめる方法や、抵抗体でのジュール発熱を用いて温
度上外そ生せしめる方法等、幾つかの方法が知られてい
る。以下では話を簡単にするため、液晶セルにレーザ光
を照射して画像を書込み、書込んだ画像を別の光学系を
用いて拡大投映して観る投射型表示装置に用いる液晶ラ
イトバルブ素子の場合を例に採り説明する。In addition, several liquid crystal devices have been proposed that take advantage of this phenomenon and write information by applying a temperature change to a portion of the liquid crystal cell and making that portion opaque. For example, a direct-view display element in which an image is written and viewed directly, a light valve element used for a projection display in which the written image is projected and viewed, and written information is displayed electrically or optically. It is a recording element etc. in a readable format. In addition, there are several methods for writing information, such as irradiating a laser beam to cause a temperature rise in the irradiated area, and using Joule heat generation in a resistor to raise the temperature. It is being For the sake of simplicity, we will explain below the details of a liquid crystal light valve element used in a projection display device in which an image is written by irradiating a liquid crystal cell with a laser beam, and the written image is enlarged and projected using a separate optical system. This will be explained using a case as an example.
当初、熱書込液晶ライトバルブには一般式0nHt n
+1−@−N = He ハ蔓トONで表わされる、い
わゆるシッフ塩基系の液晶物質が用いられていた。Initially, the thermal writing liquid crystal light valve had the general formula 0nHt n
+1-@-N=He A so-called Schiff base-based liquid crystal material, represented by the symbol ON, was used.
これは、液晶ライトバルブの動作温度すなわち室温前後
においてスメクチック相を示し、かつ適切な相転移温度
を有する液晶物質がシッフ塩基系以外に見出されていな
かったからである。ここで、適切な相転移温度とは液晶
が等方性液体相に転移する温度Tcに関してであり、T
cが高すぎると書込みに必要な温度上昇が大きくなり、
消費電力や書込み速度の点で不都合が生じ、またTcが
低すぎると書込み後の定常状態での液晶温度が相転移温
度Tcに近いことに起因する液晶分子配向秩序度の低下
が一因となってコントラストの低下という不都合が生じ
る。このようなシッフ塩基系の液晶物質についてはベル
研究所のテーラ−らがジャーナル・オブ・アプライド・
フィツクスの第45巻第10号で報告している。しかし
ながら、シッフ塩基系の液晶物質が加水分解を生じ易く
、従ってこの種の液晶物質を用いた熱書込液晶素子が特
に耐湿性の点で寿命が短く、信頼性に欠けることは広く
知られている。従って、その後液晶物質の改良が試みら
れ、化学的Eこ安定な、一般式R−@−@−ON (R
はアルキル基あるいはアルコキシ基)で表わされるビフ
ェニル糸の液晶物質が作り出された。インターナショナ
ル・ビジネスφマシーンズ社のデユー伺ま、R−@−@
−ON択した三成分から成る混合液晶が熱書状液晶ライ
トバルブに用いるのに最適であるという報告をブレナム
出版社列の「ザ・フィツクス・アンド・ケミストリ・オ
ブ・リキッド・クリスタル・デバイシイズ」の219頁
から239頁に掲載している。また、トムソン・セー・
ニス・エフ社のデュボアはアナル・ド・フィジークの第
3巻(1978年刊)の131頁から138頁において
、R−(トベ0−ON ’から選択した成分から成る混
合液晶を比較検−討して、Rが08 H1? 、Co
Hn 、c、 HIo COOである三成分から成る混
合液晶が熱書込液晶ライトバルブをこ用いるのlこ最適
であると報告している。このように、液晶物質の改善が
成され、初期のシッフ塩基系液晶の場合の如き短寿命・
低信頼性等の短所は克服されてきた。しかしながら、以
上述べた如き既知の液晶物質はいずれも特に液晶相温度
範囲の点で不充分なものであった。例えば、上述のデュ
ーイが推奨する011 Ht、(cドベ0−ONとC5
゜I(tt−iトベ>’oN との混合液晶に2いても
結晶転移温度は約12℃であり、デーボアが推奨丁度は
8℃である。このような液晶物質を用いた液晶ライトバ
ルブは動作時あるいは保存時に液晶物質の結晶転移温度
以下、すなわち10℃程度以下になると液晶物質が結晶
化し、動作しなくなるのは゛勿論、その後温度が回復し
ても結晶化履歴のために液晶分子配列に欠陥が生じ、表
示画質を低下させる′という不都合が生じる。保存温度
の下限が10℃程度に制限されるのは実用上極めて不都
合であり、−10℃程度が要求されるのは周知のことで
ある。このよう憂こ既存の液晶物質を用いたのでは満足
な液晶ライトバルブが得られないのが実情であった。し
かるに本発明者は、液晶物質の転移温度と表示性能との
関連を詳#l#こ検討し、数多くの液晶物質について実
験検討を行なった結果、液晶相温度が広く、従来では得
られなかった高性能の素子を実現せしめる液晶物質を見
出して本発明に至ったものである。This is because no liquid crystal material other than Schiff base-based materials has been found that exhibits a smectic phase at the operating temperature of a liquid crystal light valve, that is, around room temperature, and has an appropriate phase transition temperature. Here, the appropriate phase transition temperature is related to the temperature Tc at which the liquid crystal transitions to an isotropic liquid phase, and T
If c is too high, the temperature rise required for writing will increase,
Disadvantages arise in terms of power consumption and writing speed, and if Tc is too low, the liquid crystal molecular orientation order degree decreases due to the fact that the liquid crystal temperature in a steady state after writing is close to the phase transition temperature Tc. This causes the inconvenience of reduced contrast. Regarding such Schiff base-based liquid crystal materials, Taylor et al. of Bell Laboratories reported in the Journal of Applied
This is reported in Fix, Vol. 45, No. 10. However, it is widely known that Schiff base-based liquid crystal materials are prone to hydrolysis, and therefore thermal writing liquid crystal devices using this type of liquid crystal material have short lifespans and lack reliability, especially in terms of moisture resistance. There is. Therefore, subsequent attempts were made to improve liquid crystal materials, and chemical E was stable, with the general formula R-@-@-ON (R
A liquid crystal material of biphenyl threads, represented by an alkyl group or an alkoxy group, was created. Thank you for visiting International Business φ Machines Co., Ltd., R-@-@
219 of ``The Fixtures and Chemistry of Liquid Crystal Devices,'' published by Blenheim Publishing Co., Ltd., reports that a mixed liquid crystal consisting of the selected three components is optimal for use in thermal letter liquid crystal light valves. It is published on pages 239 to 239. Also, Thomson S.
Dubois of NIS-F, on pages 131 to 138 of Volume 3 of Anal de Physique (published in 1978), conducted a comparative study of mixed liquid crystals consisting of components selected from R-(Tobe0-ON'). So, R is 08 H1?, Co
It has been reported that a mixed liquid crystal consisting of three components, Hn, c, and HIo COO, is optimal for use in a thermal writing liquid crystal light valve. In this way, improvements in liquid crystal materials have been made, and they are no longer short-lived or short-lived, as in the case of early Schiff base liquid crystals.
Disadvantages such as low reliability have been overcome. However, all of the known liquid crystal materials mentioned above are unsatisfactory, particularly in terms of liquid crystal phase temperature range. For example, the 011 Ht recommended by Dewey mentioned above, (c dobe 0-ON and C5
Even in a mixed liquid crystal with ゜I(tt-itobe>'oN), the crystal transition temperature is about 12℃, and the recommended temperature by Devore is exactly 8℃.A liquid crystal light valve using such a liquid crystal material is During operation or storage, if the temperature drops below the crystal transition temperature of the liquid crystal material, that is, below about 10 degrees Celsius, the liquid crystal material will crystallize and become inoperable.Of course, even if the temperature recovers, the crystallization history will cause the liquid crystal molecules to change in alignment. There is an inconvenience that defects occur and the display quality deteriorates.It is extremely inconvenient for practical purposes that the lower limit of storage temperature is limited to about 10℃, and it is well known that a temperature of about -10℃ is required. Unfortunately, the reality is that a satisfactory liquid crystal light valve cannot be obtained by using existing liquid crystal materials.However, the present inventor has investigated in detail the relationship between the transition temperature of liquid crystal materials and display performance. As a result of many studies and experiments on many liquid crystal materials, we discovered a liquid crystal material that has a wide range of liquid crystal phase temperatures and can realize high-performance devices that were previously unobtainable, resulting in the present invention. be.
(3)”発明の目的
本発明の目的は、優れた性能を有する熱書込液晶素子用
液晶物質を提供することにある。(3) Object of the Invention An object of the present invention is to provide a liquid crystal material for a thermal writing liquid crystal device having excellent performance.
(4) 発明の構成
本発明の熱書込液晶素子用液晶物質は、液晶物質曇こ部
分的に熱を印加することによって情報を書込む方式の熱
書込液晶素子に用いるものであり、化学式o、 H1?
−@−@−ONで表わされる物質を主成分として含有し
、化学式C8゜H7、−o−8−CNで表わされる物質
と、化学式08Hlフ000−@−@−6Nで表わされ
る物質および化学式09H1゜000−@−@−ONで
表わされる物質の両方もしくはいずれか一方の成分をも
主成分として含む混合液晶である点−こ特徴がある。(4) Structure of the Invention The liquid crystal material for a thermal writing liquid crystal element of the present invention is used for a thermal writing liquid crystal element of a type in which information is written by partially applying heat to the liquid crystal substance, and has the chemical formula: o, H1?
Contains a substance represented by -@-@-ON as a main component, a substance represented by the chemical formula C8゜H7, -o-8-CN, a substance represented by the chemical formula 08Hl 000-@-@-6N, and a chemical formula It is characterized by being a mixed liquid crystal containing both or either of the substances represented by 09H1°000-@-@-ON as a main component.
(5)実施例及び効果 次に図面を参照して本発明の詳細な説明する。(5) Examples and effects Next, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
図は化学式C3H17−o−@−ONで表わされる物質
(以下00Bと記す)と化学式0.oH,、−@−@−
ONで表わされる物質(以下DOBと記す)とを重量比
で77.2 : 22.8の割合いで混合した2人分混
合液晶(以下N8P9と記す)に、更に化学式0゜H1
9000−@−@−ON で表わされる物質(以下NB
BPと記す)を種々の割合し)で混合して作成した混合
液晶の相転移温度を測定した結果を示す図である。図で
I、N、S、0はそれぞれ等方性液体相、ネマチック液
晶相、スメクチック液晶相、固体相が出現する領域を示
し8−0境界線の実線は温度上昇時、鎖線は温度下降時
の値を示す。図から明らかな如く、例えばN5P9とN
EBPとを重量比で75 : 25 の割合いで混合し
た混合液晶(以下N 8 P 10と記す)の結晶転移
温度は温度下降時で−33,0℃1.温度上昇時でも−
12,0℃と極めて低く、N 8 P 10を用いた液
晶ライトバルブは保存温度−10℃でも何ら支障を生じ
ない。またN8P10の液体相転移温度Tcは47.2
℃、ネマチック相温度幅は3.4℃であり、G)ずれも
液晶ライトバルブに用いた場合の書込みには最適である
。T11わち、一実施例としてN 8 P 10を用い
た液晶ライトバルブに300mWの光量のアルコ゛ンレ
ーザ光を一点あたりlμsの間照射して書込んだ像を、
lkwの光量のキセノンランプを用G)でゲイン6.4
のスクリーン上沓こ投映したところ、明るさ1QQft
−Lでコントラスト10:1が得られた。これは従来の
液晶物質を用いた液晶ライトバルブでは同一の書込み条
件でコントラスト7:1であるのに比べて優れた表示性
能である。なおN S P 10に限定されることなく
OOB、DOB、NEBPの成分比の異なる数多くの混
合液晶においてN 8 P 10と同様の極めて優れた
性能が認められた。またNEBPの代りに化学式O8H
17000−=>◇)=ONで表わされる物質(以下0
EBFと記す)を用いた場合、更にNgBPとUEBP
を併用した場合にも同様の効果が認められた。一方、比
較例としてDOBの代りに化学式0. H8゜−◇X■
)ONで表わされる物質を用い、これに00B、NEB
Pを混合した混合液晶を作成したところ、結晶転移温度
は温度下降時で−25,2℃が得られるものの、温度上
昇時では5.9℃と高く不充分であった。またDOBを
含まないOOBとNBBPの2i分混合液晶あるいはO
OBと0EBFの2人分混合液晶はいずれも結晶転移温
度が16℃あるいは12℃程度と高く不充分である。C
れら比較例の液晶物質を用いた液晶ライトバルブ奢こお
いて、上述の実施例と同一条件で書込み、表示を行7、
i′ったとこるコントラストは7:1程度の低い値しか
得られなかった。The figure shows a substance represented by the chemical formula C3H17-o-@-ON (hereinafter referred to as 00B) and a chemical formula 0. oH,, -@-@-
The substance represented by ON (hereinafter referred to as DOB) is mixed with a liquid crystal for two people (hereinafter referred to as N8P9) in a weight ratio of 77.2:22.8, and the chemical formula 0°H1 is added.
9000-@-@-ON (hereinafter referred to as NB)
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the results of measuring the phase transition temperature of mixed liquid crystals prepared by mixing BP) in various proportions. In the figure, I, N, S, and 0 indicate the regions where the isotropic liquid crystal phase, nematic liquid crystal phase, smectic liquid crystal phase, and solid phase appear, respectively, and the solid line on the 8-0 boundary line is when the temperature increases, and the chain line is when the temperature decreases. indicates the value of As is clear from the figure, for example, N5P9 and N
The crystal transition temperature of a mixed liquid crystal (hereinafter referred to as N 8 P 10) prepared by mixing EBP and EBP at a weight ratio of 75:25 is -33.0°C1. Even when the temperature rises -
The temperature is extremely low at 12.0°C, and liquid crystal light valves using N8P10 do not cause any problems even at storage temperatures of -10°C. In addition, the liquid phase transition temperature Tc of N8P10 is 47.2
℃, the nematic phase temperature width is 3.4°C, and G) deviation is also optimal for writing when used in a liquid crystal light valve. T11 That is, as an example, an image written on a liquid crystal light valve using N 8 P 10 by irradiating an alkone laser beam with a light intensity of 300 mW for 1 μs per point,
Using a xenon lamp with a light intensity of lkw (G) and a gain of 6.4
When projected onto the screen, the brightness was 1QQft.
-L, a contrast of 10:1 was obtained. This is an excellent display performance compared to a conventional liquid crystal light valve using a liquid crystal material, which has a contrast of 7:1 under the same writing conditions. Note that, without being limited to N S P 10, extremely excellent performance similar to that of N 8 P 10 was observed in many mixed liquid crystals having different component ratios of OOB, DOB, and NEBP. Also, instead of NEBP, the chemical formula O8H
17000-=>◇)=Substance represented by ON (hereinafter referred to as 0
(denoted as EBF), further NgBP and UEBP are used.
A similar effect was observed when used in combination. On the other hand, as a comparative example, chemical formula 0. H8゜-◇X■
) using the substance represented by ON, and adding 00B and NEB to it.
When a mixed liquid crystal containing P was prepared, a crystal transition temperature of -25.2°C was obtained when the temperature was lowered, but was as high as 5.9°C when the temperature was increased, which was insufficient. Also, 2i mixed liquid crystal of OOB and NBBP that does not contain DOB or O
Both OB and 0EBF mixed liquid crystals have crystal transition temperatures as high as 16°C or 12°C, which is insufficient. C
A liquid crystal light valve using the liquid crystal material of these comparative examples was installed, and writing and display were performed under the same conditions as in the above-mentioned example in rows 7 and 7.
The contrast of i' was only as low as about 7:1.
以上では、液晶セルにレーザ光を照射して画像を書込み
、書込んだ画像を別の光学系を用いて拡大投射して観る
方式の投射型表示装置用液晶ライトバルブに用いる場合
を例に採り本発明を説明したが、他の手段lこよる熱書
込の場合や、直視型表示素子、記憶素子その他の素子と
して用いる場合にも本発明の液晶物質が優れた性能を有
することは言うまでもない。The above example uses a liquid crystal light valve for a projection display device in which an image is written by irradiating a liquid crystal cell with a laser beam, and the written image is enlarged and projected using a separate optical system for viewing. Although the present invention has been described, it goes without saying that the liquid crystal material of the present invention has excellent performance when thermal writing is performed by other means, and when used as a direct-view display element, a memory element, or other elements. .
以上説明したように、本発明Gこよれば優れた性能を有
する熱書込液晶素子用液晶物質が得られる。As explained above, according to the present invention, a liquid crystal material for a thermal writing liquid crystal element having excellent performance can be obtained.
図は本発明を説明するための、混合液晶の混合割合と相
転移温度との関係を示す図であり、図中のI、N、S、
Oはそれぞれ等方性液体相、ネマチ、り液晶相、スメク
チック液晶相、固体相が出現する領域を示す。
1人弁理士 内照 普The figure is a diagram showing the relationship between the mixing ratio of mixed liquid crystals and the phase transition temperature for explaining the present invention. In the figure, I, N, S,
O indicates a region where an isotropic liquid phase, a nematic liquid crystal phase, a smectic liquid crystal phase, and a solid phase appear, respectively. 1 patent attorney Fu Uchiteru
Claims (1)
れる物質と化学式0. Hl、 COOべ互+ONで表
わされる物質とのいずれか一万又は両方を主成分として
含有し、さらに、上記主成分に加えて化学式0.H,t
X!戸10’Nで表わされる物質と化学式C0oH21
べiONで表わされる物質をも主成分として含有してい
ることを特徴とする熱書込液晶素子用液晶物質。Chemical formula 0. The substance represented by H,, γC00 (possible 8)-cN and the chemical formula 0. It contains as a main component either or both of the substances represented by H1, COO+ON, and furthermore, in addition to the above main components, it has a chemical formula of 0. H,t
X! The substance represented by door 10'N and the chemical formula C0oH21
A liquid crystal material for a thermal writing liquid crystal element, characterized in that it also contains a substance represented by BeiON as a main component.
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