The phrase "alignment layers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, design, or any field where layers are adjusted or aligned for a specific purpose.
Example: "The software update includes new alignment layers to improve the user interface and enhance overall functionality."
Alternatives: "adjustment layers" or "alignment levels".
The aligning direction of LCs was decided by rubbed polyimide alignment layers.
When sandwiched between upper and lower alignment layers that have grooves pointing in different directions, L.C.D. molecules move naturally into a twisted spiral structure.
This can give the basic idea for the design of LC alignment layers based on renewable cardanol resource containing polymer films.
Modern liquid crystal displays (LCDs) require novel technologies, such as new alignment methods to eliminate alignment layers, fast response and long operation time.
Polyimide films were used for liquid crystal (LC) alignment layers to control LC pretilt angles over the full range (8° 90°).
Ultraviolet (UV) embossed alignment layers having patterned spacers for the flexible liquid crystal display (LCD) were designed and fabricated to prevent the problems caused by residual monomers in photopolymerization-assisted manufacturing of liquid crystal (LC) devices.
A vertically aligned nematic liquid crystal mode with an inorganic SiO2 homeotropic alignment layer yields contrast ratios exceeding 1900 1 and video-compatible response times.
This is shown for both voltage extremes and where the LC alignment layer is parallel to the incident polarized light.
Here, the alignment layer above the 'U' is exposed orthogonally with respect to the polarization of exposure above the 'CF'CF
In this case, the polarization of incident light is parallel to the rubbing of the top alignment layer.
(a) Schematic defining the polarization of incident light, liquid crystal alignment layer and angles of incidence, ϕ and θ.
