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- 2010Definition of critical structure/function relationships and integration issues for organic electro-optic materials
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Definition of critical structure/function relationships and integration issues for organic electro-optic materials
Abstract
The roles played by various spatially-anisotropic interactions, dielectric permittivity, and optical frequency in determining electro-optic activity in a variety of different types of organic materials is discussed from the perspective of correlated quantum/statistical mechanical methods and measurement techniques for the determination of poling-induced acentric order and molecular first hyperpolarizability. Comparison of experimental and theoretical data suggests that a "first principles" understanding of electro-optic activity in organic materials can be achieved for chromophore/polymer composites; chromophores covalently incorporated into polymers and dendrimers; and for complex binary (and multiple) chromophore-containing organic glasses. Issues associated with integrating organic electro-optic (OEO) materials into all-organic and hybrid OEO/silicon photonic devices are discussed. Conductivity plays a major role in defining the performance of devices and various options for minimizing the undesired effects of conductivity are discussed. © 2010 Old City Publishing, Inc.