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Electrooptic effect in cholesteric blue phases with small positive dielectric anisotropy

B. M. Leon Fong and Jose A. Martin-Pereda

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Abstract

An electrooptic effect in the blue phase of the cholesteric mixture S811− and the nematic mixture N5 is reported. To demonstrate this effect ac voltages (f = 1000 Hz) between 0 and 150 V were applied. Wavelength shifts of 70 nm were obtained.

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