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Nonlinear all-optical light valves fabricated on mesoscopic Ti-, Si-substrates

Nonlinear optical properties are investigated in new composite materials. The investigated samples have been (i) a glass substrate covered by mesostructured (SiO2 or TiO2) film filled with the dye Rhodamine 6G, and (ii) a hybrid liquid crystal (LC) cell made on such mesostructured film. The nonlinea...

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Published in:Journal of molecular liquids 2018-10, Vol.267, p.34-37
Main Authors: Bugaychuk, S., Iljin, A., Telbiz, G., Zhulai, D.S., Leonenko, E., Romanovska, N., Gridyakina, A., Bordyuh, A., Kravchuk, M., Polishchuk, A.
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Summary:Nonlinear optical properties are investigated in new composite materials. The investigated samples have been (i) a glass substrate covered by mesostructured (SiO2 or TiO2) film filled with the dye Rhodamine 6G, and (ii) a hybrid liquid crystal (LC) cell made on such mesostructured film. The nonlinear optical coefficients have been defined by two different techniques: the degenerate two-wave mixing in the regime of Raman-Nath self-diffraction, and the Z-scan method. The nonlinear optical absorption in the hybrid LC cell is strengthening under continuous laser radiation. The hybrid LC cell is perspective for applications in optical limiting and light-control-light LC valves. •Fabricating stable mesostructured sol-gel films with intercalated dye molecules•New hybrid liquid crystal cell containing a mesoscopic silica film•Enhanced nonlinear-optical absorption in new hybrid liquid crystal cell
ISSN:0167-7322
1873-3166
DOI:10.1016/j.molliq.2018.01.170