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Theoretical study on lifetime of thermal-fixed volume holographic phase grating in photorefractive crystals

Theoretical study on lifetime of thermal-fixed volume holographic phase grating in photorefractive crystals
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摘要 We review the dark decay of the electronic holographic phase grating before thermal fixing, and deduce the general analytic expression of the lifetime of thermal-fixed ionic holograms in the photorefractive crystal, by means of analogizing. Because the ions are optically inactive, the lifetime of thermal-fixed ionic holograms is only closely relate to the ionic decay rate which is determined by the conductivity of ionic species at a given temperature. We theoretically analyze and numerically simulate the influences on the lifetime of ionic grating from the crucial factors in the experiment and application. The results reveal that low temperature, low ion-concentration, and large grating spacing are advantages for extending the life of the thermal-fixed volume holographic phase grating in photorefractive crystal. We review the dark decay of the electronic holographic phase grating before thermal fixing, and deduce the general analytic expression of the lifetime of thermal-fixed ionic holograms in the photorefractive crystal, by means of analogizing. Because the ions are optically inactive, the lifetime of thermal-fixed ionic holograms is only closely relate to the ionic decay rate which is determined by the conductivity of ionic species at a given temperature. We theoretically analyze and numerically simulate the influences on the lifetime of ionic grating from the crucial factors in the experiment and application. The results reveal that low temperature, low ion-concentration, and large grating spacing are advantages for extending the life of the thermal-fixed volume holographic phase grating in photorefractive crystal.
出处 《Chinese Optics Letters》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2010年第3期320-322,共3页 中国光学快报(英文版)
基金 supported by the National"863"Program of China under Grant No.2007AA01Z2a5
关键词 Acoustic wave refraction Decay (organic) HOLOGRAMS Holographic gratings IONS PHOTOREACTIVITY Acoustic wave refraction Decay (organic) Holograms Holographic gratings Ions Photoreactivity
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