Symmetry Breaking Induced Pockels Effect in a Tilted Field Switching BPIII Cell

Symmetry Breaking Induced Pockels Effect in a Tilted Field Switching BPIII Cell

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In this study, we propose driving the amorphous blue phase III (BPIII) with a tilted electric field to enhance or magnify its inherent linear electro-optical properties.The electro-optical properties of in-plane-switching (IPS) BPIII and tilted-field-switching (TFS) BPIII cells are compared here.According to the change in the induced birefringence with varying the strength of the electric field in the TFS-BPIII cell, the microtech 184-10 Kerr effect occurs in the low electric field and the Pockels effect dominates in the high electric field.In addition, the transmittance of the TFS-BPIII cell depends on the polarity of the applied field from 1 Hz to 10 kHz.

It also results in the rise time of the TFS-BPIII cell being almost half of that of the IPS-BPIII cell.These experimental summer beauty ornamental onion results and discussion allowed us to unravel the mystery of the amorphous BPIII step by step and provide the potential application of BPIII in photonic devices.