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- 2019NDE THERMAL MAPPING USING THERMOCHROMIC SENSOR FILMS
- 2018Thermochromic Polymer Film Sensors for Detection of Incipient Thermal Damage in Carbon Fiber–Epoxy Compositescitations
- 2017Detection of incipient thermal damage in carbon fiber-epoxy composites using fluorescent thermal sensor films
- 2016Time temperature indicator film for monitoring composite repair adhesive cure using thermochromic fluorescent molecules
- 2014Time-temperature indicator for evaluating incipient thermal damage of CFRP
- 2014Damage detection for aerospace composites using matrix resins functionalized with fluorescent probe molecules
- 2013Influence of matrix resin mechanical properties on mechanochromic fluorescent damage probe response
- 2013Thermal damage detection of CFRP using coatings doped with fluorescent probes
- 2005Exceptional electro-optic properties through molecular design and controlled self-assemblycitations
- 2005Acentric lattice electro-optic materials by rational designcitations
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Exceptional electro-optic properties through molecular design and controlled self-assembly
Abstract
Recent breakthroughs in developing exceptional organic electro-optic (EO) materials are reviewed. Whole series of guest-host polymers furnished with high <i>μβ </i>chromophores have shown large electro-optic coefficients around 100~160 pm/V @ 1.31μm. Moreover, new generation of NLO chromophores based on pyrroline and pyrrolizine acceptors have been designed and synthesized. To go beyond the typical oriented gas model limit for poled polymers, new approach of using nanoscale architecture control and supramoleaular self-assembly has been proved as a very effective method to create a new paradigm for materials with very exciting properties. The approaches of employing Diels-Alder reactions for postfunctionalization and lattice hardening also provide a facile and reliable way to generate high-performance EO polymers and dendrimers. This type of "click" chemistry paves the way to systematically study the relationships between chromophore shape and number density, controlled self-assembly, in addition to provide the material properties needed for multi-layer device fabrication. Finally, a new generation of binary monolithic glasses has been developed that exhibit unprecedented high EO activities through careful manipulation of intricate supramolecular interactive forces for self-assembly. The results obtained from these poled binary organic glass materials (r<sub>33</sub> as high as 310 pm/V at 1.31μm) are the highest values ever reported which are >10 times of the commercial lithium niobate crystals. The success of these material developments has recently inspired the exploration of new device concepts trying to take full advantage of the organic EO materials with ultrahigh r<sub>33</sub> values.