Second-Order Nonlinear Optical Polymers: From Fundamentals to Applications
Abstract
Successful development of materials for photonic applications requires an understanding of the nonlinear optical process, chemistry and processing of materials, and technologies for device fabrications. We are able to successfully use different chemistries to develop several types of crosslinked and networked systems. Significant progress in improving material properties has been accomplished. Promising results have been observed in several materials developed. A prototype frequency doubling device has been prepared; second harmonic Cerenkov radiation emitting green and blue light have been observed. Relevant chemical modifications to fine-tune or enhance the desired properties will need to be iteratively performed to obtain optimized properties for practical applications. Polymeric materials, High speed EO modulation, Second-order nonlinearity, Optical losses.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 17, 1994
- Accession Number
- ADA277514
Entities
People
- Jayant Kuman
- Jeng I. Chen
- Lian Li
- Mario Cazeca
- Ru J. Jeng
- Sandip Sengupya
- Sukant Tripathy
- Sutiyao Marturunkakul
- Xin L. Jiang
Organizations
- University of Massachusetts Lowell