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Curcuminoid boron difluoride dyes containing triphenylamine units are prepared and their photophysical and electrochemical properties are investigated. These new light‐emitting dyes are used in organic light‐emitting diodes (OLEDs) emitting at 800 nm with 1% external quantum efficiency, and show low threshold amplified spontaneous emission in thin ...
Anthony D'Aléo+11 more
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Nonlinear loop mirror-based all-optical signal processing in fiber-optic communications [PDF]
Sonia Boscolo+2 more
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Demonstration of a Graphene Adjustable‐Barriers Phototransistor with Tunable Ultra‐High Responsivity
A novel graphene‐based phototransistor with a tunable ultra‐high responsivity of 1.7 x 107 AW−1 has been demonstrated. Due to the selected material combination of amorphous silicon, graphene and n‐germanium, the device is potentially capable of dual‐band detection in the VIS‐IR range.
Carsten Strobel+5 more
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New optical fibres for high-capacity optical communications. [PDF]
Richardson DJ.
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Free space optical communications: coming of age [PDF]
Larry B. Stotts, Brian Stadler, Gary Lee
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Large Electrogyration Effect in Ferroaxial NiTiO3 at Near Infrared Wavelengths
A large electrogyration effect (electric field‐induced optical rotation) is observed in a ferroaxial crystal NiTiO3 at near infrared wavelengths. The Ni2+ d‐d transitions, featuring strong magnetic dipole character, play an important role in producing the pronounced effect.
Takeshi Hayashida+2 more
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Adaptive free-space optical communications through turbulence using self-healing Bessel beams. [PDF]
Li S, Wang J.
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Optical phase locked loop for transparent inter-satellite communications
F. Herzog+3 more
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V-Shape Liquid Crystal-Based Retromodulator Air to Ground Optical Communications [PDF]
Morten Andreas Geday+6 more
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Bubble Printing of Anisotropic Clay Nanotubes
Bubble printing patterns of lyotropic liquid crystal nanotubes form toroidal or linear patterns depending on laser movement and colloidal stability. Long nanotubes create radial filament bundles, while poor electrostatic repulsion hinders deposition.
Claire Hotton+2 more
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