JPS62243682A - Liquid crystal composition - Google Patents

Liquid crystal composition

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JPS62243682A
JPS62243682A JP8875786A JP8875786A JPS62243682A JP S62243682 A JPS62243682 A JP S62243682A JP 8875786 A JP8875786 A JP 8875786A JP 8875786 A JP8875786 A JP 8875786A JP S62243682 A JPS62243682 A JP S62243682A
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Rei Miyazaki
礼 宮崎
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PURPOSE:A liquid crystal composition, obtained by blending a specific Nn liquid crystal with Np liquid crystal and further specific compound and having a wide nematic liquid crystal temperature range, improved steepness, low optical threshold voltage and excellent dynamic driving characteristic. CONSTITUTION:A composition obtained by blending (A) preferably 8-90wt% compound expressed by formula I with (B) preferably 2-80wt% compound expressed by formula (C) preferably 3-42.5wt% compound expressed by formula III, (D) preferably <=10wt% compound expressed by formula IV and (E) preferably 8-22.5wt% compound expressed by formula V. In the above-mentioned formulas I-V, R1, R2, R5, R6, R7 and R8 are 1-10C straight-chain alkyl; R3 and R4 are 1-12C straight-chain alkyl.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は衣示装置用液晶組成吻、特に電界効果モードに
於てダイナミック駆動特性が良好なる液晶組成物に関す
る。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a liquid crystal composition for a display device, particularly to a liquid crystal composition having good dynamic drive characteristics in field effect mode.

〔従来のri術〕[Traditional ri technique]

従来、表示装置用ネマチック欣1組成物は、例えば特開
昭54−85694号公報などに明示されているように
、一般式R+C00−t、)ho−R’ (R,lも′
は各々任意の炭素数の直鎖アルキル基を示す)で表わさ
れる化合物(以後本文中に於てECHと略記する)など
のNo漱晶をペースにして、これらに一般式R″ベト 
O0−d−CN (R“は任意の炭素数の直鎖アルキル
基を示す)で表わされる化合物(以後本文中に於てP−
Eと略記する)などのNp液晶を訛加し、光学的しきい
値電圧を低下せしめる。但し、Np液晶の添加量が多く
なると後述の急峻性などの電気光学特性が低下するので
必要以上にNp液晶?添加することは得策でない。
Conventionally, nematic compositions for display devices have the general formula R+C00-t, )ho-R' (R, l are also '
represents a straight-chain alkyl group having an arbitrary number of carbon atoms) (hereinafter abbreviated as ECH in the text).
A compound represented by O0-d-CN (R" represents a straight-chain alkyl group with any number of carbon atoms) (hereinafter referred to as P- in the text)
The optical threshold voltage is lowered by adding an Np liquid crystal such as (abbreviated as E). However, if the amount of Np liquid crystal added increases, the electro-optical properties such as steepness, which will be described later, will deteriorate, so it may be necessary to add more Np liquid crystal than necessary. It is not a good idea to add it.

更に上記Nn′M、晶及びNp液晶に加えて一般式R”
司ト■ベトCN(R#′は任意の炭素数の直軸アルキル
基を示す)で表わされる化合物などを添加する半によシ
透明点を^くし液晶温度範囲を広くしている。
Furthermore, in addition to the above Nn'M, crystal and Np liquid crystal, the general formula R''
By adding a compound represented by CN (R#' represents a straight alkyl group having an arbitrary number of carbon atoms), the clearing point can be lowered and the liquid crystal temperature range can be widened.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

今日、ネマチック液晶組成物に要求される特性の条件は ■ 電圧−透過率曲巌の光学的しきい値電圧付近の立ち
上がりが急峻であること(以後本文中に於て急峻性と略
記する) ■ 電圧の変化に対して透過率の応答速度が早いこと ■ 室部を中心として広い温度範囲で駆動できること、
即ち広いネマチック液晶範囲を持つこと ■ 化学的に安定で耐湿性・耐光性に優れること r9  駆動電圧(または光学的しきい値電圧)が自由
に選べること などがある。
Today, the characteristics required for nematic liquid crystal compositions are: ■ The rise of the voltage-transmittance curve near the optical threshold voltage is steep (hereinafter abbreviated as steepness in the text) ■ The transmittance has a fast response speed to changes in voltage. ■ It can be driven in a wide temperature range mainly in the room.
That is, it must have a wide nematic liquid crystal range. It must be chemically stable and have excellent moisture resistance and light resistance. r9 The driving voltage (or optical threshold voltage) can be freely selected.

単純マトリクス表示体に於てダイナミック駆動をした時
、IM駆動回路よって選択電極部または非選択電極部の
液晶に印加される実効電圧を各々von+Voffとし
、走査電極の本数n本とすれば比v。n/voffは Von/Voff==7で7「1「丁2τスロー「戸・
<りなる関係があり、nが多くなるにつれて比Von/
Voffも小さくなって行く。
When a simple matrix display is dynamically driven, if the effective voltage applied by the IM drive circuit to the liquid crystal of the selected electrode part or the non-selected electrode part is von+Voff, and the number of scanning electrodes is n, then the ratio v is obtained. n/voff is Von/Voff==7 and 7"1"d2τ slow"door.
There is a relationship as follows, and as n increases, the ratio Von/
Voff also becomes smaller.

一方、液晶表示装置の一つであるツイスト・ネマチック
・モードの液晶セルを直交偏光子間に置さ、第1図に示
す電気光学特性測定装置ity:x用いて該セル4の透
過率を光電槽倍看で観察しながら駆動回路6はよシ該セ
ル4に印加する実効電圧を変えて行くと第2図に示され
る如き実効電圧−相対透過率曲線が得られる。電圧を上
げて行き透過率が変化し始める実効電圧を光学的しきい
値電圧vth(本明細書中に於ては透過率な10%だけ
変化させるのに必要な実効電圧値をvtbとする)、更
に電圧ケ上げて行き透過率が光学的飽和電圧をvl」(
本明細書中に於ては透過率を90−変化させるのに必要
な実効電圧値をVastとする)とすると、非選択′f
L極部では印加される実効電圧Voffが光学的しきい
値電圧vthよシ小さければ、即ち V o f f <V t h  =−・−(2)であ
れば電圧が印加されていない時と比較してその透過率は
変化せず全く選択されなく、選択電極部では印加される
実効電圧Vonが飽和電圧Vsatより大きければ、即
ち V o n > V a a t ―学9・一部)であ
れば透過率は十分変化し選択された事になる従って(3
)式を(2)式で割れば 公シロt  〉%’sal二 ・・・・・・・・・(す
Voff     Vth となシ、この関係式が成シ立つ時非選択電極と選択電極
の透過率の差が十分となる。更に(り式と(4)式から となる・走食巌の本数nが多くなるにつれ右辺は小さく
なシ1に近づいて行く。この几め選択電極と非選択電極
で十分なコントラストを得るには、vsat/Vthも
1に近い方が有利となる。即ち第2図の実効電圧−相対
透過率曲線の光学的しきい値電圧から光学的飽和電圧に
かけての曲線の勾配が急峻な程、コントラストを一定(
または良くした上に)走査線本数を増やす事ができる。
On the other hand, a twisted nematic mode liquid crystal cell, which is one type of liquid crystal display device, was placed between orthogonal polarizers, and the transmittance of the cell 4 was measured using the electro-optical property measuring device ity:x shown in FIG. By changing the effective voltage applied to the cell 4 by the drive circuit 6 while observing the cell under magnification, an effective voltage-relative transmittance curve as shown in FIG. 2 is obtained. The effective voltage at which the transmittance begins to change as the voltage is increased is the optical threshold voltage vth (in this specification, the effective voltage value required to change the transmittance by 10% is defined as vtb). , as the voltage is further increased, the transmittance increases the optical saturation voltage to vl' (
In this specification, if the effective voltage value necessary to change the transmittance is 90-Vast), then unselected 'f
At the L pole, if the applied effective voltage Voff is smaller than the optical threshold voltage vth, that is, if V o f f < V th = -・- (2), then no voltage is applied. In comparison, its transmittance does not change and it is not selected at all, and if the effective voltage Von applied to the selection electrode section is greater than the saturation voltage Vsat, that is, V o n > V a at - Science 9, part). If so, the transmittance will change sufficiently and it will be selected. Therefore, (3
) is divided by equation (2), the public t 〉%'sal2 ・・・・・・・・・(S Voff Vth ) When this relational expression holds true, the difference between the non-selected electrode and the selected electrode is The difference in transmittance is sufficient.Furthermore, (from equations In order to obtain sufficient contrast at the selective electrode, it is advantageous for vsat/Vth to be close to 1. In other words, the effective voltage-relative transmittance curve in Fig. 2 from the optical threshold voltage to the optical saturation voltage is advantageous. The steeper the slope of the curve, the more constant the contrast (
(or better) the number of scanning lines can be increased.

以上が条件■が必要となる理由である。しかし従来、電
気光学特性に於ける温度依存性の除去が重要視されてい
た為条件■そのものを改良する具体的方策が示されてP
らず問題である。これに対して温度依存性はrcが安価
になった現在m度補償回剤を駆動回路に組み込む事によ
り容易に取り除く事ができるように成った。
The above is the reason why condition (2) is necessary. However, since conventionally emphasis has been placed on eliminating temperature dependence in electro-optical characteristics, specific measures have been proposed to improve condition (P).
This is a problem. On the other hand, temperature dependence can now be easily removed by incorporating a degree compensation circuit into the drive circuit, as RCs have become cheaper.

他の問題点として応答連間がある。Another problem is the response sequence.

静止画像を表示する場合応答速岐はそれ程問題とならな
い。しかしコンピュータ端末やワード・プロセンサーな
どの様に画像を@素に切シ換える必要のある場合、高速
応答性が要求されるようになる。テレビ画像などの動画
を表示する場合更に速い応答性が要求されるのは言うま
でもない。
When displaying still images, response speed variations are not so much of a problem. However, in cases where it is necessary to switch between images, such as in computer terminals and word processors, high-speed responsiveness is required. Needless to say, even faster response is required when displaying moving images such as television images.

不発明は以上の問題点を解決するもので、その目的とす
るところは表示装置用のネマチック液晶組成物の急峻性
を改良しダイナミック駆動特性を向上させ、かつネマチ
ック液晶温度&曲な広くし動作m度範曲な広げ、更に化
学的に安定なネマチック液晶組成物′4f提供する事に
ある。
The invention is intended to solve the above problems, and its purpose is to improve the steepness of nematic liquid crystal compositions for display devices, improve the dynamic drive characteristics, and widen the nematic liquid crystal temperature and curve. The object of the present invention is to provide a nematic liquid crystal composition '4f which has a wide range of m degrees and is chemically stable.

〔問題点を解決するための中膜〕[Mediator to solve problems]

本発明の液晶組成物は少なくとも一般式が下記Aで表わ
される化合物の少なくとも一種、一般式が下記Bで表わ
される化合物の少なくとも一種、一般式が下記Cで表わ
される化合物の少なくとも−fffl、一般式が下記り
で表わされる化合物の少なくとも一種、及び一般式が下
記Eで表わされる化合物の少なくとも一種から成る事を
特徴とする。
The liquid crystal composition of the present invention includes at least one compound whose general formula is represented by the following formula A, at least one compound whose general formula is represented by the following formula B, at least -fffl of a compound whose general formula is represented by the following formula C, and at least one compound whose general formula is represented by the following formula C. is characterized in that it consists of at least one compound represented by the following and at least one compound whose general formula is represented by the following E.

A−−・・−・R1−@−c o o−o−o−RtB
・・・・・・R3−椀一、トOR4 C・・・・・・R3七−(Q)−0−R。
A--...--R1-@-c o o-o-o-RtB
......R3-Wanichi, TOOR4 C...R37-(Q)-0-R.

D・・・・・・R,4ご00÷F E−−・−・・R5−o−C0O−Q−CN但し、 R1及びR2は炭X61〜101固の直鎖アルキル基 R1及びR1は炭素遂1〜12個の@頓アルキル基 R3及びIt、は炭素数1〜10個の直鎖アルキル基 R1は炭素数1〜101固の直鎖アルキル基It、は炭
素数1〜10個の1f卸アルキル基を表わす。
D......R,400÷F E---......R5-o-C0O-Q-CN However, R1 and R2 are linear alkyl groups of carbon X61-101 R1 and R1 are R3 and It are linear alkyl groups with 1 to 12 carbon atoms, R1 are linear alkyl groups with 1 to 10 carbon atoms, It is linear alkyl groups with 1 to 10 carbon atoms 1f represents an alkyl group.

一般式Aで表わされる化合物(以後本文中に於て化合物
Aと略記する)は急峻性を向上させ、かつ液晶温度範囲
も広げるために用いるものであシ8重1*未満では効果
が小さくその含有量は多い程良い。しかし90%を越え
ると共晶組成からのズレが大きく成シ過ぎて凝固点降下
の効果が得られず低温に於て析出するように成るため、
8重量S〜90重Itqkが埴ましい。
The compound represented by the general formula A (hereinafter abbreviated as compound A in the text) is used to improve the steepness and widen the liquid crystal temperature range. The higher the content, the better. However, if it exceeds 90%, the deviation from the eutectic composition will be too large and the effect of lowering the freezing point will not be obtained and precipitation will occur at low temperatures.
8 weight S to 90 weight Itqk are beautiful.

一般式Bで表わされる化合物(以後本文中に於て化合W
Bと略記する)は従来の単なるNn液晶及びNpWt、
晶から成るネマチック液晶組成物に添力口する事により
急峻性を向上させ、かつネマチック液晶温度範囲も広げ
るために用いるものであり2tlチ未満では効果がなく
その含有量は多い程良い。しかし80重量%を越えると
共晶組成からのズレが大きく成り過ぎて#kb!d点降
下の効果が得られず低温に於て析出するように成るため
2重量%〜80重憧チが望!しい。
Compound represented by general formula B (hereinafter referred to as compound W in the text)
(abbreviated as B) is a conventional simple Nn liquid crystal and NpWt,
It is used to improve steepness and widen the nematic liquid crystal temperature range by adding an additive to a nematic liquid crystal composition consisting of crystals, and it is ineffective if it is less than 2 tl, so the higher the content, the better. However, if it exceeds 80% by weight, the deviation from the eutectic composition becomes too large and #kb! Since the effect of lowering the d point cannot be obtained and precipitation occurs at low temperatures, 2% to 80% by weight is desired! Yes.

一般式〇で表わされる化合@(以後本文中に於て化合物
Cと略記する)も従来の単なるNn欣晶及びNp液晶か
ら成るネマチック液晶組成物に添加する事により急峻性
を向上させるために有効なNn液晶であり、5重獣チ未
満では効果が小さくその含有量は多い程良い。しかし4
2.5重犠チを越えると共晶組成からのズレが大きく成
り過ぎて凝固点降下の効果が得られず低iK於て析出す
るように成る罠め5東斯〜42.5重量俤が望ましい。
The compound represented by the general formula 〇 (hereinafter abbreviated as compound C in the text) is also effective for improving steepness when added to a conventional nematic liquid crystal composition consisting of a simple Nn crystal and an Np liquid crystal. It is a Nn liquid crystal, and if it is less than 5 times the effect is small, so the higher the content, the better. But 4
If it exceeds 2.5 double sacrificial temperature, the deviation from the eutectic composition will become too large and the effect of lowering the freezing point will not be obtained and precipitation will occur at a low iK.It is desirable that the weight is 5 to 42.5. .

一般式〇で表わされる化合物(以後本文中に於て化合物
りと略記する)は、急峻性の向上及び光学的しきい値電
圧な低くするのに効果がある。しかし化合@Dは透明点
が低いため多責に添加するとネマチック液晶組成物の透
明点?低くする。従って化合物りの含有1iは15重i
tsが望ましく、よシ望ましくは10重重量風下である
The compound represented by the general formula (hereinafter abbreviated as "compound" in the text) is effective in improving the steepness and lowering the optical threshold voltage. However, compound @D has a low clearing point, so if it is added in a large amount, the clearing point of the nematic liquid crystal composition will increase. make low. Therefore, the content 1i of the compound is 15 times i
ts is desirable, and more preferably 10 weight leeward.

一般式Eで表わされる化合物(以後本文中に於て化合物
Eと略記する)はNp液晶であシその含有量の多少によ
シ光字的しきい籠電圧を低くまた高くできる。光学的し
きい値電圧が世ければそれに北向して液晶駆動用回路の
最大定@lil力゛屯力も低くて済み、安価なICが便
えるため有利となる。
The compound represented by the general formula E (hereinafter abbreviated as compound E in the text) is an Np liquid crystal, and depending on its content, the optical threshold voltage can be lowered or increased. If the optical threshold voltage is low, the maximum constant power of the liquid crystal driving circuit will also be low, which is advantageous because inexpensive ICs can be used.

しかしP−E液晶の含有量を多くし過ぎると急峻性など
の電気光字%性の性能を低下させ、透明点?はくし准晶
飄度範囲ケ狭くするなどの好ましくない影響が出るoT
能性があるのでこの含有竜は過度にしない方が艮い。即
ち5重−凌チ〜60厘t%が望ましく、より望ましくは
8重曖%〜22.5重破条である。。
However, if the content of P-E liquid crystal is too high, the performance of electro-optical characters such as steepness will deteriorate and the clear point will decrease. oT that has unfavorable effects such as narrowing the quasi-crystal range.
Because of its potential, it is best not to overdo this dragon content. That is, it is preferable to have 5-fold breakage to 60-60 t%, and more preferably 8-fold breakage to 22.5-fold breakage. .

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明について実Ni?IJに基づき詳細に説明
する。
Below, regarding the present invention, actual Ni? This will be explained in detail based on IJ.

尚、液晶組成吻の特性の測定は次の如く行つ之。The characteristics of the liquid crystal composition were measured as follows.

第1図は電気光学特性に対する測定系?表わし念もので
ある。測定セル4はガラス潰基板の片面に蒸4などの操
作によシ酸化錫などの透明′#IC極を設け、更にその
面を有機薄膜で棟い配向処理を施した上、スペーサーの
役割を兼ねたナイロン・フィルム製の枠ケ間に挾んで液
晶を封入し次時g晶層が所望の厚みと成るように2枚の
該ガラス精根を対向させて固定したものであり、該セル
の両面には各々1枚づつの偏光板な′(圧が印加されて
いない時九が透過し、電圧が印加された時光が遮断され
るように偏光軸の同きを調帯して貼付けである。
Is Figure 1 a measurement system for electro-optical characteristics? It is an expression. The measurement cell 4 has a transparent IC electrode made of tin silica oxide on one side of a crushed glass substrate by steaming 4 or the like, and furthermore, that surface is covered with an organic thin film and subjected to an alignment treatment to serve as a spacer. The liquid crystal is sandwiched between frames made of nylon film which also serves as a frame, and the liquid crystal is sealed therein, and then the two glass spermatozoa are fixed facing each other so that the g-crystal layer has the desired thickness, and both sides of the cell are One polarizing plate is attached to each panel (the polarizing axes are aligned so that the light is transmitted when no pressure is applied, and the light is blocked when a voltage is applied).

尚、本文中に於てガンス基板とガラス基扱の間隔(即ち
、液晶層の厚さ)をセル厚と略記する。白色光源1から
出た光線はレンズ糸5を通9セル4に垂直方向から入射
し、後方に設けられた検出器でその透過光強度が測定さ
れる。この時セル4には駆動回路5によって任意の実効
値電圧を持つ周波数1キロ・ヘルツの交番矩形電圧を印
加されている。I舅1図の?1lIJ定系を用いて液晶
セル?側足した実効′電圧−相対透過率曲一が傳2図で
ある。第2図に於て透過率は通常の印加電圧範囲で最も
明るくなつ罠時及び最も暗くなった時の透過率を各々1
00%及び0%として表わし印加電圧?透過率100%
の電圧から始めて徐々に上げて行き透過率が10%だけ
変化した時の実効値電圧な元竿的しきい1rrL′F!
L圧vtbまた更に印加電圧を上げて透過率が100%
の時から90%変化した時の実効値電圧を光字的飽和電
圧vsatと各々定める。
In the text, the distance between the Gance substrate and the glass substrate (ie, the thickness of the liquid crystal layer) is abbreviated as cell thickness. The light beam emitted from the white light source 1 passes through the lens thread 5 and enters the nine cells 4 from the vertical direction, and the intensity of the transmitted light is measured by a detector provided at the rear. At this time, an alternating rectangular voltage having a frequency of 1 kilohertz and having an arbitrary effective value voltage is applied to the cell 4 by the driving circuit 5. 1 picture of my father-in-law? Liquid crystal cell using 1lIJ fixed system? Figure 2 shows the summed effective voltage-relative transmittance curve. In Figure 2, the transmittance is 1 when the trap is the brightest and when it is the darkest in the normal applied voltage range.
Applied voltage expressed as 00% and 0%? Transmittance 100%
Starting from the voltage and gradually increasing it, the effective value voltage when the transmittance changes by 10% is the original threshold 1rrL'F!
Transmittance is 100% by increasing the L voltage vtb or the applied voltage further.
The effective value voltage when the voltage changes by 90% from the time is defined as the optical saturation voltage vsat.

この時、実効電圧−相対透過率曲縁の光字的しきい1直
電圧付近の立ち上がり(即ち、急峻性)は下式に於ける
β値として定められる◇ β=vth 点燈時(マトリクス・セルに於て選択さfL7を時)の
実効値電圧(Vowと表わす)がVast  K等しく
、非点°燈時(非選択時)の実効電圧(Voffと表わ
す)がvth(c等しい電気信号が目」加された時各々
透過率が90%及び10%と成シ、画素の点燈及び非点
燈が驕鷹される事と成る。更に言えばVonがVsat
よシやや大きく、Voffがvthよりfや小さければ
各々の透過率は90%以上と109b以下と成る。この
時Vo n/Vo f f) V s a t/Vth
=βである。これとは逆にVanがVaatよシ小さく
、Voffがvth  よシ大きければ各々の透過率は
90%以下と10%以上と成り視認性が悪くなってしま
う。即ち、Vo n/Vo f f(vs a t/v
tb=βなる信+1ftal:が印加された場合視認性
が悪くなるのである。この様にβ値が1!気信号の実効
電圧比Van/Voff  よシ小さければ視認性の良
い画素表示が得られ、同じ画像表示を得るのにβ値が小
さい程Von/Voff 比も小さく済む。
At this time, the rise (that is, the steepness) of the effective voltage-relative transmittance curve edge near the optical threshold 1 direct voltage is determined as the β value in the following formula ◇ β = vth When lighting (matrix In the cell, the effective voltage (denoted as Vow) of the cell when fL7 is selected is equal to Vast K, and the effective voltage (denoted as Voff) when the light is not turned on (when not selected) is equal to vth (c). When the "eye" is added, the transmittance becomes 90% and 10%, respectively, and the pixel turns on and off.Furthermore, Von becomes Vsat.
If Voff is f or smaller than vth, the respective transmittances will be 90% or more and 109b or less. At this time Vo n/Vo f f) V sat/Vth
= β. On the contrary, if Van is smaller than Vaat and Voff is larger than vth, the respective transmittances will be less than 90% and more than 10%, resulting in poor visibility. That is, Vo n/Vo f f (vs a t/v
When the force tb=β+1ftal is applied, visibility deteriorates. In this way, the β value is 1! If the effective voltage ratio Van/Voff of the signal is smaller, a pixel display with good visibility can be obtained, and to obtain the same image display, the smaller the β value, the smaller the Von/Voff ratio.

単純マトリクス表示体では走査巌本数を多くする程Vo
n/Voffが小さくなるためβ値も小さい(1に近づ
く)$が必要である。以上pIl&はYon/Voff
 が許容される最小値?示すためマルチブレンクス特性
の指標となる。
In a simple matrix display, the higher the number of scanning lines, the lower the Vo.
Since n/Voff becomes small, the β value also needs to be small (close to 1) $. The above pIl& is Yon/Voff
is the minimum value allowed? This is an indicator of multi-branch characteristics.

印加電圧の変化に対する応答速度は次の通シとする。印
加する実効値′電圧を瞬間的にvthからVaatへ切
り換えた時定常状態での各々実効値電圧に対する透i4
率同志の差の90%だけ透過率が変化するのに要する時
間(即ち透過率が90%から18%へ変化するのに要す
る時間)をミリ秒単位でTonと表わし、同様にVsa
tからvthへ実効値電圧を瞬間的に切シ換えた時定常
状態での各々の実効電圧に対する透過率陶志の差の90
襲たけ透過率が変化するのに要する時間(透過率が10
%から82%へ変化するのに賛する時間)をミリ秒単位
でToffと衣わす。TollとToffを建したで(
ミリ秒単位)を以て応答速度の指標とする。
The response speed to changes in applied voltage shall be as follows. Transmission i4 for each effective value voltage in steady state when the applied effective value voltage is instantaneously switched from vth to Vaat
The time required for the transmittance to change by 90% of the difference between the rates (that is, the time required for the transmittance to change from 90% to 18%) is expressed in milliseconds as Ton, and similarly, Vsa
When the effective value voltage is instantaneously switched from t to vth, the difference in transmittance for each effective voltage in a steady state is 90
The time required for the attack transmittance to change (transmittance is 10
% to 82%) is expressed as Toff in milliseconds. I built Toll and Toff (
(in milliseconds) is used as an index of response speed.

尚、一般に阿」加電圧な0から任意の電圧ν(V)へ瞬
間的に切り換えてから透過率が0の状態から90チへ変
化するのに要する時間をt On、印加電圧をνから0
へ瞬間的に切シ換えてから透通率が100チの状態から
10 %R化するのに要する時間を、toffとすると
下記の式で表わされる事が知られている(参考文献:M
、5ehadt、  日本学術振興会情報科学用有機材
料第142委員会A部会(液晶グループ)第11回研究
会資料1978年)。
In general, the time required for the transmittance to change from 0 to 90 after instantaneously switching from an applied voltage of 0 to an arbitrary voltage ν (V) is t On, and the applied voltage is changed from ν to 0.
It is known that when the time required for the transmittance to change from 100 to 10%R after instantaneously switching to R is expressed by the following formula (Reference: M
, 5ehadt, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 142nd Committee on Organic Materials for Information Science Subcommittee A (Liquid Crystal Group) 11th Study Group Materials 1978).

t6g=37汽a。ΔaE”−K(−!−)”)=d”
sv/(g、)−E”−に!”)toff=η/K(ニ
)! =d2・η/ K x鵞 (ここで、lはバルク粘度、ε。は真空FsvL率。
t6g=37 a. ΔaE"-K(-!-)")=d"
sv/(g,)-E”-!”)toff=η/K(d)! = d2・η/K

7gは相対紡を率の異方性、zFi電場、にはK。7g is the relative spinning rate anisotropy, zFi electric field, K.

十に8.−2に□)/4なる弾性安定数項、dはセル厚
を各々表わし、1+  ’εおよびKは液晶組成物に個
有である)。従ってton及びtoffは共にd!に比
例して長くなる。
Eight out of ten. -2 to □)/4, where d represents the cell thickness, 1+'ε and K are unique to the liquid crystal composition). Therefore, both ton and toff are d! becomes longer in proportion to

本実施例で定修したTなる応答速度もセル厚と密接なF
A係があり、定性的ではあるがセル厚が薄いとTは短か
く、セル厚が厚いと長い傾向を見出した。これらの関係
は当業者ならば納得するに難しくない。従って同じ液晶
組成物を用いて液晶表示体?作った場合セル厚を薄くす
る程、応答速度を速くする事ができる。
The response speed T fixed in this example is also F, which is closely related to the cell thickness.
There is a category A, and although it is qualitative, it was found that T tends to be shorter when the cell thickness is thinner, and longer when the cell thickness is thicker. These relationships are not difficult for those skilled in the art to understand. Therefore, a liquid crystal display using the same liquid crystal composition? The thinner the cell thickness is, the faster the response speed can be.

一方、急峻性βはセル厚d (/1)と屈折率異方性Δ
nの核であるΔnodが18〜1.0付近の時、最も小
さくなる(fi良となる)事が見出されている(参考文
献:山崎淑夫、竹下 裕、永田光夫、宮地幸夫、  P
roc@edlngs of the 3rd Int
ernationalDl@play  Rss*ar
eh  Confersnee ’JAPANDISP
LAY’83’ 、520頁:1985年、■5ID)
。従ってコントラスト?重視する場合、セル厚dをΔn
odが、[18〜1.0付近に成る様に液晶表示体を作
るのが最も得策であり、液晶組成物の急峻性の比較もこ
のセル厚で行うのが液も妥当であると考えられる。応答
時間も先に記した如くセル厚と関係する丸め液晶組成物
の応答時間を比較するには適当な厚みで測定する事が必
要である。
On the other hand, the steepness β is determined by the cell thickness d (/1) and the refractive index anisotropy Δ
It has been found that when Δnod, which is the core of n, is around 18 to 1.0, it becomes the smallest (fi is good) (References: Yoshio Yamazaki, Yutaka Takeshita, Mitsuo Nagata, Yukio Miyaji, P.
roc@edlngs of the 3rd Int
ernationalDl@play Rss*ar
eh Conferencenee 'JAPANDISP
LAY'83', 520 pages: 1985, ■5ID)
. Hence the contrast? If it is important, the cell thickness d should be Δn
It is best to make a liquid crystal display so that the od is around 18 to 1.0, and it is considered appropriate to compare the steepness of liquid crystal compositions using this cell thickness. . As mentioned above, in order to compare the response time of rounded liquid crystal compositions which are related to the cell thickness, it is necessary to measure the response time at an appropriate thickness.

以上を鑑み、本実施例では急峻性、応答速度及び、光学
的しきい値電圧の測定は全て急峻性βが最小となるセル
ルのセルを用いて測定し罠。
In view of the above, in this example, the steepness, response speed, and optical threshold voltage were all measured using a cell with the minimum steepness β.

測定温度は全て摂氏20度とした。The measurement temperature was 20 degrees Celsius in all cases.

また配向の均一性を高めるため本発明のネマチック液晶
組成物に微量のプレステリツク物質を添加したものをセ
ルに封止した。
Further, in order to improve the uniformity of alignment, the nematic liquid crystal composition of the present invention to which a trace amount of presteric substance was added was sealed in a cell.

ネマチック液晶相の安定性はセルに封入した状態で高湛
液晶性及び低温aII&性を以て表わした。
The stability of the nematic liquid crystal phase was expressed by high liquid crystallinity and low-temperature aII&apos; property when sealed in a cell.

即ち年平均気温の平年値が東京で15℃、部組で22C
である(総理府統計局編「日本の統計」昭和55年度版
 6.7頁)から室mを20℃と仮定しセルを恒温槽に
設置し、それより更に30℃高い温度に於てネマチック
相が安定か否かを高温液晶性と称することにし、ネマチ
ック相が安定なら○印、等方性液体(lsotropl
e 1iquid)なら1で表わす。低温液晶性はセル
を設置した恒温槽の温度を20cから始め1日につき5
℃ずつ下げて行った時、室温として仮定した20℃ニジ
30℃低くなった時(即ち、恒温41温度−10℃)、
 。
In other words, the average annual temperature is 15℃ in Tokyo and 22℃ in Bugumi.
(Japanese Statistics, compiled by the Statistics Bureau of the Prime Minister's Office, 1980 edition, p. 6.7), assuming that the chamber m is 20°C, the cell is placed in a constant temperature bath, and the nematic phase is formed at a temperature 30°C higher than that. Whether the nematic phase is stable or not is referred to as high-temperature liquid crystallinity.If the nematic phase is stable, it is marked as an isotropic liquid.
e 1iquid) is expressed as 1. For low-temperature liquid crystallinity, start with the temperature of the constant temperature bath in which the cell is installed at 20℃, and increase the temperature at 5℃ per day.
When the temperature was lowered by 30°C from the assumed room temperature of 20°C (i.e., constant temperature 41 temperature - 10°C),
.

ネマチック液晶相が安定か否か?低温液晶性と称し、ネ
マチック液晶相が安定ならO印を、スメクチック液晶相
なら5ffi固体状態を呈しているかまたは析出を生じ
ていればX印を以って表わす。
Is the nematic liquid crystal phase stable or not? It is called low-temperature liquid crystallinity, and if the nematic liquid crystal phase is stable, it is indicated by an O symbol, and if the smectic liquid crystal phase is in a 5ffi solid state or if precipitation occurs, it is indicated by an X symbol.

〔実施例−1〕 本発明による実施例−1の組成及び特性を第1表に示す
。但し本実施例は化合物Bとして一般式Rs −qr◎
−0−R,(式中R1及びR1は炭素数1〜12個の直
鎖アルキル基を示す)で表わされる化合物を3α0重t
qbと化合物Cとして一般式Rs +ORs (式中R
1及びR6は炭素数1〜10個の1!鎖アルキル基を示
す)で表わされる化合物を210重″11%と化合物り
として一般式R,ベトCOOぺhF(式中R1は1〜1
0個の直鎖アルキル基す示す)で表わされる化合物を5
0重量%含有して成る事を特徴としている〇ま九、従来
例としてECH及びP−Eを含有して成る液晶組成物の
組成及び特性を第2表に示す。
[Example-1] Table 1 shows the composition and properties of Example-1 according to the present invention. However, in this example, compound B has the general formula Rs -qr◎
-0-R, (wherein R1 and R1 represent a straight-chain alkyl group having 1 to 12 carbon atoms)
qb and compound C, the general formula Rs + ORs (in the formula R
1 and R6 are 1 having 1 to 10 carbon atoms! (representing a chain alkyl group) with 210% by weight and 11% of the compound represented by the general formula
A compound represented by 0 linear alkyl groups (shown) is 5
Table 2 shows the composition and properties of a liquid crystal composition containing ECH and PE as a conventional example.

従来例−1で急峻性を表わすβ値が1265であるのに
対して、実施例−1のβ匝はt 225とたいへん良好
である。即ち、半開マトリックス電極を用いた液晶パネ
ルに於て透過率を遺択電極で10%以下(階状’I)に
、非選択電極で90%以上(四状M4)に各々するため
には、従来例−1では走査′vL極の数は、17本以下
しか駆動できないのに対して実施例−1では25本以上
駆動することができる。
While the β value representing steepness in Conventional Example-1 is 1265, the β value in Example-1 is t225, which is very good. That is, in a liquid crystal panel using half-open matrix electrodes, in order to reduce the transmittance to 10% or less with selective electrodes (gradation 'I) and to increase the transmittance to 90% or more with non-selective electrodes (4-shaped M4), In Conventional Example-1, only 17 or less scanning 'vL poles can be driven, whereas in Example-1, 25 or more scanning 'vL poles can be driven.

応答違反は、従来例−1が444ミリ秒であるのに対し
′C1実施列−1は296ミリ秒と速くなっている。
The response violation is 444 milliseconds in Conventional Example-1, whereas it is faster in 'C1 Implementation Series-1 at 296 milliseconds.

光学的しきい値電圧vthは、従来例−1が2.59V
であるのに対して、実施例−1のvthは1.88 V
とないへん低くなっている@実施例−1は摂氏50度に
於ける高温液晶性及び摂氏マイナス10度に於ける低温
液晶性もあり十分安定で、通常の表示体に用いるのに十
分広いネマチック液晶温度範曲を有している。更に詳し
くは、実施例−1は高m1411は摂氏マイナス40度
以下でもネマチック液晶状態にあシ、また低温側は摂氏
55度でもネマチック液晶状態にあり、かなり厳しい条
件下での表示体にも用いることが可能である。
The optical threshold voltage vth is 2.59V in conventional example-1.
On the other hand, vth in Example-1 is 1.88 V
@Example-1, which has a very low temperature, has high-temperature liquid crystallinity at 50 degrees Celsius and low-temperature liquid crystallinity at minus 10 degrees Celsius, and is sufficiently stable and has a sufficiently wide nematic property to be used in ordinary display materials. It has a liquid crystal temperature range. More specifically, in Example-1, the high m1411 is in a nematic liquid crystal state even at -40 degrees Celsius or lower, and the low temperature side is in a nematic liquid crystal state even at 55 degrees Celsius, so it can be used for displays under fairly severe conditions. Is possible.

以上、従来例−1のβ1直が1.265であるのに対し
て、本発明による実施例−1は1.223とたいへん良
好である。また、光学的しきい値電圧が低く、応答速度
も速く、更にネマチック液晶温度範囲も十分である。
As mentioned above, while the β1 value of Conventional Example-1 is 1.265, Example-1 according to the present invention has a very good value of 1.223. Furthermore, the optical threshold voltage is low, the response speed is fast, and the nematic liquid crystal temperature range is sufficient.

第1表 M2表 〔発明の効果〕 以上述べたように、本発明によれば、少なくとも一般式
R1−@−COo−o−o−R1で表わされる化合物、
一般式R1−q−G−OR4で表わされる化合物、一般
式R,?On−で表わされる化合物、一般式R,ベニb
coo→トFで表わされる化合物、一般式R,−Q−C
OO−べycNで表わされる化合物を用いてネマチック
液晶組成物を構成した事によシネマチック数品温度範囲
が摂氏マイナス40度以下から摂氏55度と広く、急峻
性に優れ、光学的しきい値電圧も低く、応答速度も速く
、ダイナミック駆動特性に優れたネマチック液晶組成物
を得る事ができた。
Table 1 Table M2 [Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, at least a compound represented by the general formula R1-@-COo-o-o-R1,
A compound represented by the general formula R1-q-G-OR4, a compound represented by the general formula R,? Compound represented by On-, general formula R, Beni b
A compound represented by coo→toF, general formula R, -Q-C
By constructing the nematic liquid crystal composition using the compound represented by OO-baycN, the temperature range of several cinematic products is wide from below -40 degrees Celsius to 55 degrees Celsius, with excellent steepness and optical threshold. We were able to obtain a nematic liquid crystal composition with low voltage, fast response speed, and excellent dynamic drive characteristics.

本発明によるネマチック液晶組成物を用いればツイスト
ネマチックモードな始めとし、ゲスト−ホスト効果モー
ド(ホスト液晶として)などの表示素子に於て優れた表
示コントラストを得るのに多大の効果がある。
The use of the nematic liquid crystal composition according to the present invention is highly effective in obtaining excellent display contrast in display elements such as twisted nematic mode and guest-host effect mode (as host liquid crystal).

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

Ng1図は実施例に於て用いた測定装置を表わすハード
図、第2図は該測定装置を用いて一般的に得られる相対
透過率−実効電圧の変化を示した曲線図。 1・・・・・・光源 2−、 、、、光線 5・・・・・・レンズ及びフィルター系4・−・・・・
セル 5・・・・・・受光S(光電増倍管)。 以上
Figure Ng1 is a hardware diagram showing the measuring device used in the examples, and Figure 2 is a curve diagram showing changes in relative transmittance versus effective voltage generally obtained using the measuring device. 1...Light source 2-, ,, rays 5...Lens and filter system 4...
Cell 5... Light receiving S (photomultiplier tube). that's all

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 少なくとも一般式が下記Aで表わされる化合物の少なく
とも一種、一般式が下記Bで表わされる化合物の少なく
とも一種、一般式が下記Cで表わされる化合物の少なく
とも一種、一般式が下記Dで表わされる化合物の少なく
とも一種、及び一般式が下記Eで表わされる化合物の少
なくとも一種から成る事を特徴とする液晶組成物。 A……▲数式、化学式、表等があります▼ B……▲数式、化学式、表等があります▼ C……▲数式、化学式、表等があります▼ D……▲数式、化学式、表等があります▼ E……▲数式、化学式、表等があります▼ 但し、 R_1及びR_2は炭素数1〜10個の直鎖アルキル基 R_3及びR_4は炭素数1〜12個の直鎖アルキル基 R_5及びR_6は炭素数1〜10個の直鎖アルキル基 R_7は炭素数1〜10個の直鎖アルキル基R_8は炭
素数1〜10個の直鎖アルキル基を表わす。
[Scope of Claims] At least one compound whose general formula is represented by the following A, at least one compound whose general formula is represented by the following B, at least one compound whose general formula is represented by the following C, and whose general formula is the following A liquid crystal composition comprising at least one compound represented by D and at least one compound represented by the following general formula E. A...▲There are mathematical formulas, chemical formulas, tables, etc.▼ B...▲There are mathematical formulas, chemical formulas, tables, etc.▼ C...▲There are mathematical formulas, chemical formulas, tables, etc.▼ D...▲There are mathematical formulas, chemical formulas, tables, etc. Yes▼ E...▲There are mathematical formulas, chemical formulas, tables, etc.▼ However, R_1 and R_2 are straight chain alkyl groups with 1 to 10 carbon atoms R_3 and R_4 are straight chain alkyl groups with 1 to 12 carbon atoms R_5 and R_6 represents a straight chain alkyl group having 1 to 10 carbon atoms R_7 represents a straight chain alkyl group having 1 to 10 carbon atoms R_8 represents a straight chain alkyl group having 1 to 10 carbon atoms.
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