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1 January 1998 Organic-dye-doped colloids solid films used as real-time materials for optical engineering applications
Jean J.A. Couture, Roger A. Lessard
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Abstract
The development and progress of many optical techniques including dynamical holography, real-time optical information processing and degenerate four-wave mixing are strongly dependent on new optical recording materials. So we present, in this paper, new and complementary characterization results of two recording materials usable for industrial applications: 1 degree(s) dye doped colloids solid films, 2 degree(s) azoic-dye doped colloids thin solid films. Those optical materials are simple to prepare and use for scientific and industrial applications. Because they are self-processing (no post-exposure chemical or thermal processing is needed) they can be used in many real-time applications.
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Jean J.A. Couture and Roger A. Lessard "Organic-dye-doped colloids solid films used as real-time materials for optical engineering applications", Proc. SPIE 3347, Optical Information Science and Technology (OIST97): Optical Recording Mechanisms and Media, (1 January 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.301436
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KEYWORDS
Holograms

Solids

Diffraction

Holography

Thin films

Polarization

Coating

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