LCP /TLC based composite multi-dimensional polarization-dependent anti-counterfeiting device

Zhu Yu-Wen; Yuan Cong-Long; Liu Bing-Hui; Wang Xiao-Qian; Zheng Zhi-Gang

doi:10.7498/aps.72.20230850

Abstract

Modern anti-counterfeiting technology can effectively suppress and combat forgery and counterfeiting behaviors, which is of great significance in information security, national defense and economy. However, the realization of multi-dimensional, integrated, difficult-to-copy and easy-to-detect optical anti-counterfeiting devices is still a challenge. In this paper, a multi-dimensional and polarization-dependent anti-counterfeiting device with structure color is designed, which is composed of patterned liquid crystal polymer (LCP) nematic layer and thermotropic cholesteric liquid crystal (TLC) layer. It has the advantages of displaying and hiding polarization states, wide color tuning range, convenient operation, high integration and security. For incident light with a specific polarization state, the patterned nematic phase LCP layer can carry out regionalized phase editing and polarization state modulation, while the TLC layer can selectively reflect the incident light. Therefore, a patterned structural color security label is subtly realized. The anti-counterfeiting device can realize the display, hiding, color adjustment and image/background conversion of patterns by adjusting the polarization direction of incident light. In addition, the TLC layer in the device can meet the application requirements of the anti-counterfeit device at different environmental temperatures through the flexible design of the system weight ratio. Furthermore, the device can be easily heated by body temperature, realize dynamic real-time wide-spectrum color modulation and reversible pattern erasure, and further enhance its security dimension and security. The multi-polarization-type anti-counterfeiting device has three-dimensional anti-counterfeiting efficacy. The first dimensional anti-counterfeiting efficacy is achieved by the thermochromic liquid crystal layer. The thermochromic liquid crystal layer has no reflection color outside the operating temperature range of TLC material, and the entire device displays black background. The second and the third dimensional anti-counterfeiting efficacy are related to the polarization state of the incident light and the linear polarization direction, respectively. Only when the incident light is linearly polarized light and its polarization direction makes an angle of 45° or –45° with respect to the optical axis of the liquid crystal, will the device show the designed pattern. Consequently, our proposed anti-counterfeiting device is expected to provide a new idea for developing the anti-counterfeiting field.

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School of Materials Science and Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai 200237, China
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School of Physics, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai 200237, China

Corresponding author: Wang Xiao-Qian, xqwang@ecust.edu.cn

Funds: Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2022YFA1203700), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 61822504, 62275081, 62035008), the “Shuguang” Program of Shanghai, China (Grant No. 21SG29), the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, China, and the Scientific Innovation Major Program of Shanghai Scientific and Technology Committee, China (Grant No. 2021-01-07-00-02-E00107).

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图 1 胆甾醇衍生物COC, CN, CD的化学结构

Figure 1. Chemical structures of the cholesterol derivatives COC, CN, and CD.

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图 2 集成式防伪器件的结构.

Figure 2. The structure of integrally anti-counterfeiting device.

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图 3 复合多维偏振型防伪器件的防伪工作原理示意图

Figure 3. Schematic drawing of working principle of composite multi-dimensional polarization dependent anti-counterfeiting device.

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图 4 样品 S2 的 (a) 反射光谱及 (b) 织构随温度的变化. 正交双箭头代表正交偏振片

Figure 4. The variation of (a) the reflection spectra and (b) the textures of sample S2 with temperature. Orthogonal double arrows represent the crossed polarizers.

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图 5 基于热致变色理论模型的拟合结果. 其中, 实线代表拟合值, 点代表实验测量值

Figure 5. The fitting results based on thermochromic theoretical model. Herein, the solid lines represent the fitting values and the points represent the experimental measurement values

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图 6 自然光及不同偏振方向入射光下样品图案的温度依赖性. Δα = α_i – α_v 代表入射光偏振方向 α_i 与箭头区域光轴方向 α_v 之间的夹角. 白色箭头代表不同区域相应的光轴方向

Figure 6. Temperature dependence of sample pattern under natural light and linearly polarized light with different polarization directions. Δα = α_i – α_v represents the angle between the polarization direction of the incident light α_i and the optical axis direction of the arrow region α_v. The white arrows represent the corresponding optical axis directions in different regions.

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图 7 线偏振入射光(α_i = π/4)照射下, S1, S3及S6体系制备的多维偏振型防伪器件在10—40 ℃的热致变色效果

Figure 7. Thermochromic effect of multi-polarization security devices prepared by S1, S3 and S6 systems under linearly polarized incident light (α_i = π/4) at 10 ℃ to 40 ℃

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表 1 不同样品中COC/CN/CD混合材料与TEB300的质量分数和温度参数

Table 1. Weight content and temperature parameters of COC/CN/CD material and TEB300 in different samples.

样品 COC/CN/
CD/% TEB300/% 可见光波段
显色温度
范围/℃ 温宽/℃

S1 100.0 0 29.3—37.5 8.2
S2 97.0 3.0 22.5—32.5 10.0
S3 96.3 3.7 20.0—29.5 9.5
S4 95.3 4.7 17.5—28.5 10.5
S5 94.3 5.7 15.0—26.5 11.5

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表 2 基于热致变色理论模型的各系数拟合值

Table 2. The fitting value of each coefficient based on thermochromic theoretical model.

λ₀/nm T_c/℃ c′/(nm·℃^ν) ν

S1 198.575 25.742 1299.893 0.699
S2 172.004 18.026 1607.392 0.699
S3 141.651 15.014 1852.118 0.699
S4 124.274 11.431 2188.508 0.699
S5 120.653 8.554 2288.744 0.699

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