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Jianxin Optoelectronics has independently developed advanced packaging processes and can provide high-quality customization of wavelength, liquid-crystal cell thickness, device dimensions, device operating mode, and liquid-crystal materials to specific customer requirements. Customer case: the School of Electronics and Information Engineering at Anhui University published the paper "Switching Dynamics Mechanism of Liquid-Crystal Cells under High-Frequency Pulse Driving," DOI: 10.37188/CJLCD.2025-0168. Abstract: High-resolution liquid-crystal spatial light modulators driven by high-frequency pulses are widely used in holographic imaging, near-eye AR/VR, and optical communications. However, insufficiently fast liquid-crystal cell response and output jitter remain technical problems requiring solutions. Existing studies mainly focus on static or slowly varying low-frequency electric fields, and the complex relationship between high-frequency pulse driving and switching dynamics remains unclear. Based on the Ericksen-Leslie dynamic theory for nematic liquid crystals, this paper discusses and simulates characteristic curves of the equations under inertia-dominated or viscosity-dominated conditions. Based on this discussion, a parallel-aligned liquid-crystal cell with a cell thickness of approximately 1 μm is driven by rectangular pulses at 1~10 kHz, and the relaxation process is observed using light intensity measurements. The results show that, after the driving field is switched off, relaxation of the nematic liquid-crystal deformation is jointly governed by inertial and viscous properties. Based on this finding, the paper considers that this model can explain liquid-crystal cell switching dynamics more precisely and will help optimize liquid-crystal spatial light modulator designs. The authors also hope the work will encourage further investigation of liquid-crystal cell switching dynamics under high-frequency pulse driving. Keywords: liquid-crystal spatial light modulator; high-frequency pulse driving; Ericksen-Leslie dynamic theory; director switching dynamics; inertial and viscous effects.

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Jianxin Optoelectronics has independently developed advanced packaging processes and can provide high-quality customization of wavelength, liquid-crystal cell thickness, device dimensions, device operating mode, and liquid-crystal materials to specific customer requirements. Customer case: the School of Electronics and Information Engineering at Anhui University published the paper "Switching Dynamics Mechanism of Liquid-Crystal Cells under High-Frequency Pulse Driving," DOI: 10.37188/CJLCD.2025-0168. Abstract: High-resolution liquid-crystal spatial light modulators driven by high-frequency pulses are widely used in holographic imaging, near-eye AR/VR, and optical communications. However, insufficiently fast liquid-crystal cell response and output jitter remain technical problems requiring solutions. Existing studies mainly focus on static or slowly varying low-frequency electric fields, and the complex relationship between high-frequency pulse driving and switching dynamics remains unclear. Based on the Ericksen-Leslie dynamic theory for nematic liquid crystals, this paper discusses and simulates characteristic curves of the equations under inertia-dominated or viscosity-dominated conditions. Based on this discussion, a parallel-aligned liquid-crystal cell with a cell thickness of approximately 1 μm is driven by rectangular pulses at 1~10 kHz, and the relaxation process is observed using light intensity measurements. The results show that, after the driving field is switched off, relaxation of the nematic liquid-crystal deformation is jointly governed by inertial and viscous properties. Based on this finding, the paper considers that this model can explain liquid-crystal cell switching dynamics more precisely and will help optimize liquid-crystal spatial light modulator designs. The authors also hope the work will encourage further investigation of liquid-crystal cell switching dynamics under high-frequency pulse driving. Keywords: liquid-crystal spatial light modulator; high-frequency pulse driving; Ericksen-Leslie dynamic theory; director switching dynamics; inertial and viscous effects.

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CamOptics (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., originated from CamOptics Ltd in the UK, founded in 2014 by a PhD team from the University of Cambridge, focuses on the R&D and manufacturing of high-performance LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) spatial light modulators. In 2022, it established an R&D and manufacturing center in Suzhou, building a global industrialization platform. The team has over 40 years of technical accumulation, mastering the full chain of core technologies including advanced material development, chip design, optical packaging, and holographic algorithms. Products are applied in laser processing, optical communication, semiconductor, medical, quantum communication, etc., providing one-stop solutions of LCoS chips, spatial light modulators, and system integration.

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