Optical non-linearity in Disperse Red 1 dye-doped sol-gel

Journal Article (2004)
Author(s)

V. Rosso (Sart Tilman B52)

Jerome Loicq (Sart Tilman B52)

Y. Renotte (Sart Tilman B52)

Yves Lion (Sart Tilman B52)

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DOI related publication
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2004.06.008
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Publication Year
2004
Language
English
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Issue number
1-3
Volume number
342
Pages (from-to)
140-145

Abstract

A third-order non-linear optical effect, the optical Kerr effect, was studied in DR l-doped sol-gel using the Z-scan method which allows studying both processes of non-linear absorption and refraction. The materials under study are sol-gel substrates, amorphous silica glasses doped by the azo-dye Disperse Red 1. Modifying the conditions of the sol-gel synthesis, in particular the pH of the catalytic medium, enabled us to vary the morphology of the sol-gel substrate. Non-linear effects of various amplitudes were observed in sol-gel substrates of various porosities, involving different non-linear mechanisms.

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