Z.P. 72840 olivares@inaoep.mx; phone +52 (222) 2663100 ABSTRAC PVA (Polyvinyl acetate ) glue is one of the most common forms of adhesive on the market, which is popular because it has an ability to adhere to many different surface, but besides in this research we shown that can be employed as polymeric matrix and is employed for holographic recording when this is doped with ammonium dichromate.Thin, uniform coating of this photopolymer is generated by gravity settling method. The drying time for the photosensitive layers is approximately 24 h. Therefore, we present the experimental results obtained through diffraction gratings were recorded using a laser of He-Cd (442 nm).Furthermore the average results of the diffraction efficiency parameter which is quantified by their two first orders of diffraction.The PVA glue with ammonium dichromate can be considered as versatile holographic recording media due to their good sensitivity low cost and self -developing.
We shown Ronchi grating made of cellophane; this device has the particularity of modulate the polarization state of an arbitrary polarized source. The grating period can be design to obtain two linear perpendicular polarization states, horizontal and vertical, or circular, right and left if the source has linear or circular polarization state respectively. With this grating, we can modulate or demodulate images for stereoscopic applications.
Cactus nopal dye is introduced into a polyvinyl alcohol matrix achieving a like brown appearance thick film, such that they can be used as a recording medium. This dye material provides excellent property as photosensitizer, i.e., easy handling, low cost and can be used in real time holographic recording applications.The experimental results show the diffraction efficiencies obtained by recording grating patterns induced by a He-Cd laser (442nm). For the samples, a thick film of polyvinyl alcohol and dye from cactus nopal was deposited by the gravity technique on a glass substrate. This mixture dries to form a photosensitive emulsion.
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