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22 October 2010 Poling and characterization of a novel organic/polymer electro-optic material
Jinkun Liao, Xianzhong Tang, Rongguo Lu, Xionggui Tang, Heping Li, Xiaoxia Zhang, Yongzhi Liu
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Abstract
Electro-optic organic/polymer material is important for the fabrication of polymer integrated optic-electronic devices and organic sensors. Recently, a novel organic high μβ value chromophore FFC have been synthesized by molecular design. The absorption spectrum in 400-4000 cm-1 is measured for the material, and the measurement result shows that the absorption loss is negligibly small. An organic/polymer high electro-optic activity material FFC/PSU is obtained by dissolving guest FFC (wt. 20%) and a host polysulfone (PSU) in a solvent. The resolvability of cyclohexanone for the material is satisfactory by comparison with other solvents experimentally, and the preparation of FFC/PSU thin film is ease relatively. The materiel is poled by electric field-assisted contact poling, and the near optimum poling condition is determined by adjusting poling parameters as pre-curing duration, poling temperature and poling voltage etc. The electro-optic coefficient of the material is measured as high as 130pm/V by using the widely accepted simple reflection technique. The investigation indicates that the FFC/PSU has excellent characteristics, such as high electro-optic coefficient, low absorption loss, good thermal stability and capability for withstanding the subsequent process techniques, suitable for the fabrication of high-performance integrated optic-electronic devices and sensors.
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Jinkun Liao, Xianzhong Tang, Rongguo Lu, Xionggui Tang, Heping Li, Xiaoxia Zhang, and Yongzhi Liu "Poling and characterization of a novel organic/polymer electro-optic material", Proc. SPIE 7658, 5th International Symposium on Advanced Optical Manufacturing and Testing Technologies: Optoelectronic Materials and Devices for Detector, Imager, Display, and Energy Conversion Technology, 76583H (22 October 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.866000
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KEYWORDS
Electro optics

Absorption

Polymers

Reflection

Thin films

Electro optic polymers

Sensors

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