Recent advances in photoalignment liquid crystal polarization gratings and their applications

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Abstract

Liquid crystal (LC) circular polarization gratings (PGs), also known as Pancharatnam– Berry (PB) phase deflectors, are diffractive waveplates with linearly changed optical anisotropy axes. Due to the high diffraction efficiency, polarization selectivity character, and simple fabrication process, photoalignment LC PGs have been widely studied and developed especially in polarization management and beam split. In this review paper, we analyze the physical principles, show the exposure methods and fabrication process, and present relevant promising applications in photonics and imaging optics.

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Lin, T., Xie, J., Zhou, Y., Zhou, Y., Yuan, Y., Fan, F., & Wen, S. (2021, August 1). Recent advances in photoalignment liquid crystal polarization gratings and their applications. Crystals. MDPI AG. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst11080900

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