Abstract

We demonstrate a real-time holographic display using quantum-dot doped liquid crystal with a build-up time of several to tens of milliseconds, and the maximum diffraction efficiency is measured up to 30%. Holographic videos of red, green, and blue colors at a refresh rate of 60 Hz are realized. The dependences of response time on the recording intensity, applied voltage, and grating period are investigated.

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