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29 October 1998 In-situ optical polarimetric monitoring of corona poling on PNA-doped silicate sol-gel films
Flavio Horowitz, C. D. Borba Rodrigues, Petrus A. Alcantara Jr., V. Stefani
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Abstract
Monitoring of electrical field poling processes by optical polarimetry (EFPOP) is presented as a simple alternative method for the study of induced noncentrosymmetry, related to nonlinear optical second-order effects in organic chromophore-doped sol-gel films. Dynamics of EFPOP has been closely followed in guest-host systems, consisting of porous sol-gel silicate film matrices doped with p-nitroaniline, as evidence of the EFPOP sensitivity to chromophore orientational order.
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Flavio Horowitz, C. D. Borba Rodrigues, Petrus A. Alcantara Jr., and V. Stefani "In-situ optical polarimetric monitoring of corona poling on PNA-doped silicate sol-gel films", Proc. SPIE 3474, Second-Order Organic Nonlinear Optics, (29 October 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.328570
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KEYWORDS
Silicates

Chromophores

Sol-gels

Polarimetry

Composites

Nonlinear optics

Prisms

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