Dynamic Scattering of Light in Liquid-Crystal Cells with Metal–Insulator–Semiconductor Microstructures Containing Gold Nanoparticles

The possibility of reducing the threshold of the effect of dynamic light scattering in liquid-crystal cells has been demonstrated. The threshold lowering is favored by using electrodes with metal–insulator–semiconductor microstructures containing gold nanoparticles. The increase in the efficiency of the electrodes leads to a higher cell conductivity and weaker light intensity at low voltages.