Full-Color Self-processing Holographic Photopolymers with High Sensitivity in Red-The First Class of Instant Holographic Photopolymers

Bruder, Friedrich‐Karl; Deuber, Francois; Fäcke, Thomas; Hagen, Rainer; Hönel, Dennis; Jurberg, David; Kogure, Masao; Rölle, Thomas; Weiser, Marc‐Stephan

doi:10.2494/photopolymer.22.257

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“…In the first case the value ofε 1 corresponds to the refractive index modulation amplitudeñ 1 0.02. The second used value ofε 1 0.1 (ñ 1 0.033) is close to the maximal refractive index modulation in holographic photopolymers (for example, [10]). …”

Section: Diffraction and Spectral Characteristics Of Gratingsmentioning

confidence: 88%

Analysis of light wave diffraction and amplification by reflection grating operating in the second-order Bragg regime 2 Reflectivity and spectral characteristics of a grating

Fitio

Smirnova

2012

J. Opt. Soc. Am. B

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Reflectivity and spectral properties of a thick reflection grating are discussed for the second-order Bragg diffraction regime. Analytical expressions for the reflection and gain coefficients are obtained with the help of the developed theory. A procedure is proposed for determining the wavelength of laser oscillations generated in an optically active grating. The influence of the second harmonic of dielectric permittivity spatial modulation on reflection and spectral characteristics of a grating was also analyzed. Comparison of the approximate results obtained by the proposed approach and by the numerical solution is carried out, and their excellent agreement is demonstrated.

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Section: Diffraction and Spectral Characteristics Of Gratingsmentioning

confidence: 88%

Analysis of light wave diffraction and amplification by reflection grating operating in the second-order Bragg regime 2 Reflectivity and spectral characteristics of a grating

Fitio

Smirnova

2012

J. Opt. Soc. Am. B

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“…The suitability of PVA/Acrylamide photopolymer materials for holographic applications is currently a hot research topic under investigation by numerous research groups [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]. However the toxicity of these photopolymer materials is of concern.…”

Section: Environmentally Friendly Holographic Photopolymersmentioning

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Research on Holographic Sensors and Novel Photopolymers at the Centre for Industrial and Engineering Optics

Mihaylova¹,

Cody²,

Naydenova³

et al. 2013

Holography - Basic Principles and Contemporary Applications

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“…Recently, these recording materials based on polymerization of primary units (monomers) were studied to a great extend -theoretically (description of the grating formation [2]- [4], approach to the description of wide range of properties [5]- [7], etc.) and experimentally (material composition [8]- [11], measurement of parameters [12]- [15], etc. ).…”

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Complex method for angular-spectral analysis of volume phase diffraction gratings recorded in photopolymers

Vojtíšek

Květoň

Richter

2016

J. Eur. Opt. Soc.-Rapid Publ.

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Photopolymer recording materials are nowadays widely used for recording of diffraction gratings and other diffraction elements. For obtaining the best performance of these diffraction gratings for desired applications, it is important to assess these gratings from many different perspectives. In this contribution, we present an experimental and characterization approach to an analysis of diffraction gratings recorded into photopolymer materials. This approach is able to provide a complex and very illustrative description of these gratings response and, with accordance to the theory, information about some important grating parameters, such as a spatial period, slant angle, etc., as well. This approach is based on the measurement of a grating response for a wide range of angles and wavelengths and then on the construction and subsequent analysis of maps in the angular-spectral plane. It is shown that the measurements are in a good agreement with the theoretical predictions based on either approximate (Kogelnik's coupled wave theory) or rigorous (RCWA) techniques and that this approach provides complex and detailed characterization of the grating response which can be used for additional optimization or decision of applicability of measured sample gratings.

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Full-Color Self-processing Holographic Photopolymers with High Sensitivity in Red-The First Class of Instant Holographic Photopolymers

Cited by 25 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of light wave diffraction and amplification by reflection grating operating in the second-order Bragg regime 2 Reflectivity and spectral characteristics of a grating

Analysis of light wave diffraction and amplification by reflection grating operating in the second-order Bragg regime 2 Reflectivity and spectral characteristics of a grating

Research on Holographic Sensors and Novel Photopolymers at the Centre for Industrial and Engineering Optics

Complex method for angular-spectral analysis of volume phase diffraction gratings recorded in photopolymers

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