16.2: Crystalline OS‐LCD Using Blue‐Phase Liquid Crystal Having Characteristic Texture

We were able to reduce process time in fabricating a liquid crystal display by using a blue-phase liquid crystal having a characteristic texture. Further, we fabricated a liquid crystal display using the blue-phase liquid crystal and an oxide semiconductor for an element substrate.

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