Liquid crystal display panel, liquid crystal display device, and polymer for alignment film material
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsShinichi Terashita, Yuko Teraoka, Kouichi Matsuhashi, Akihito Jinda
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsShinichi Terashita, Yuko Teraoka, Kouichi Matsuhashi, Akihito Jinda
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In a photo-alignment liquid crystal panel capable of achieving a uniform display quality and highly reliable photo-alignment properties, and excellent electro-optical properties (transmittance, contrast, viewing angle, and response) for improving a basic performance and a high image quality of a liquid crystal panel and a liquid crystal display device, a structural composition of a polymer, which is preferable as a photo-alignment film, is unclear. The invention optimizes a copolymerization ratio and a modification rate of a photopolymer in order for a compound having photo-alignment properties to be contained as the photo-alignment film so as to enable the photo-alignment film to have the photo-alignment properties, and achieves the discovery of a preferred structural composition of the polymer. An object of the invention is to efficiently produce and provide a display panel and a liquid crystal display device that have excellent electrical properties and optical properties, and have a sufficient liquid crystal display quality and reliability.
A liquid crystal display panel that has a configuration in which a liquid crystal layer containing liquid crystal molecules is interposed between a pair of substrates, and includes a photo-alignment film on a surface of at least one substrate on a liquid crystal layer side,
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A liquid crystal display panel that has a configuration in which a liquid crystal layer containing liquid crystal molecules is interposed between a pair of substrates, and includes a photo-alignment film on a surface of at least one substrate on a liquid crystal layer side,
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