Red organic light-emitting devices with dotted-line doped emitting layers

High efficiency red organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) with several dotted-line doped layers (DLDLs) were fabricated by using an ultra-high vacuum organic molecular-beam deposition system. The red OLEDs consisted of indium-tin-oxide (ITO)/N, N′-diphenyl-N, N′-bis(1-naphthyl)-(1, 1′-biphenyl)-4, 4′-diamine (α-NPD): 40 nm/tris(8-hydroxyquinoline)aluminum (Alq₃)+4-(dicyanomethylene)-2-t-butyl-6-(1,1,7,7-tetra-methyljuloldyl-9-enyl)-4H-pyran (DCJTB); 3%wt.: x nm/(Alq₃+DCJTB; 3%wt./ Alq₃)_n−1: (30−x) nm/ Alq₃: 30 nm/Mg:Ag with n of 2, 4, 6, or 8, and x=30/(2n−1). The luminance yield of the device with 8 DLDLs was 75% higher than that of the device with a common doped layer. This was attributed to more formation of the excitons formed in a wider region resulting from the existence of the DLDLs. The dominant mechanisms of the dopant emission for the devices with DLDLs were described on the basis of the sequential carrier trapping process.     

A stable submillimeter laser local oscillator for heterodyne radiometry and spectroscopy

A submillimeter laser with off-axis pump beam injection is described. This design concept achieves complete isolation of the pump laser with respect to the pump radiation reflected from the smm resonator. Active line independent stabilization of the pump laser is obtained by the use of an external tunable etalon as a frequency reference. The smm output power is constant to within 4% over periods of hours. Mean frequency drifts of less than 2 parts in 10⁸ per minute were measured by mixing with very high harmonics of an X-band synthesizer in a planar Schottky diode.Supported in part by NSF     

LGP pattern design with single LED light source

We investigated optimize pattern design of a LGP for TFT-LCD with single LED. For the purpose, we introduced new concepts of pattern design most appropriate design for single light source, density adjustment design and radius adjustment design. And than compared the LGP output intensity distribution of the two cases with that of the uniform density pattern. As the result, above two types pattern design given a good result. Especially, the radius adjustment pattern design enhanced intensity uniformity definitely.     

SBS gain-based slow-light system with a Fabry-Perot resonator

We present a method to improve the delay performance of stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) gain systems by combining them with Fabry-Perot (FP) filters under practical resource and data-fidelity constraints. We optimize the delay performance of four different systems: a single-line gain system (G1-system) combined with one FP filter (G1F1-system) and two FP filters (G1F2-system) and a double-line gain system (G2-system) combined with one FP filter (G2F1-system) and two FP filters (G2F2-system). We show that combining the gain-based slow-light system with FP filters can create a flat-top transmission spectrum and increases the phase slope. The G1F2-system provides a fractional delay 2.3 times that of the G1-system, whereas a G2F2-system improves the fractional delay 1.82 times that of the G2-system at a given bit rate under the same resource and data-fidelity constraints.     

亚毫米波大功率脉冲探测器的初步研制

初步研制了一种用于300~400 GHz频段的亚毫米波大功率脉冲探测器。基于强电场下的热电子效应,将n型硅探测芯片置入波导WR10的宽边,构成了探测器的过模探测模块。采用光刻和电镀工艺完成了探测芯片的加工,实现了很好的欧姆接触和尺寸精度。对集成的探测器样机进行了亚毫米波大功率脉冲测试和电压驻波比测量。结果表明：探测器样机的响应时间快达ps量级,相对灵敏度约为0.46 kW-1,电压驻波比小于2.4,最大承受功率不小于数十W,与模拟结果符合得较好,满足亚毫米波大功率脉冲的直接探测需求。     

全息位相光栅在使用探测器列阵的激光外差探测系统中的应用

本文给出了探测器列阵和全息位相光栅在CO_2激光外差探测系统中应用的可行性实验研究结果和分析,为实现实用化提供了重要的依据。     

Design of a 2.5 THz submillimeter wave laser with optical pump beam guiding

A ring resonator design using the same set of mirrors for pump beam and submillimeter wave (SMMW) beam guiding is introduced. Optimal design is discussed on the example of a 2.5 THz methanol laser. It turns out that due to refocussing of the pump beam on the pinhole certain focal lengths of the focussing mirror, which mainly is responsible for the beam guiding, should be avoided. Diffraction losses and pinhole losses determine optimalg-parameters for which the pump beam guiding losses of the resonator are minimum, and optimal pump beam waist radii.The setup of an experimental laser with the optimized resonator and the experimental setup to measure laser performance are described, and results concerning laser output power, beam quality and efficiency are discussed.     

Investigations of optically pumped submillimeter wave laser modes

A complete theory for waveguide laser modes for oversized metallic and dielectric waveguides with circular cross section has been developed for the submm wavelength region. The experimental investigations have been done by a submm heterodyne technique for the first stage using a Schottky barrier diode in an open structure mixer.     

Effects of ZnS:Mn/AlN multilayer structure on luminescent properties of nanostructured thin-film EL device

Effects of ZnS:Mn/AlN multilayer structure on luminescent properties of nanostructured (NS) thin-film electroluminescent (TFEL) device of which emission layer is a multilayer composed with ZnS:Mn layers and 0.7-nm-thick AlN interlayers were studied. The bandgap widening and the increased PL efficiency of Mn²⁺ 3d-3d transitions with a decrease in the ZnS:Mn single-layer thickness down to 5 nm were observed, which is ascribed to quantum confinement effects. Meanwhile, the multilayer with 2-nm-thick ZnS:Mn single-layers shows a drop of PL efficiency, indicating the presence of defective region just on AlN. The tendency of the luminous efficiency of the NS-TFEL device against the ZnS:Mn single-layer thickness is similar to the tendency found in the PL efficiency, indicating the importance of the ZnS:Mn/AlN interface for the device performance.     

MBE growth of SiGe with high Ge content for optical applications

The molecular beam epitaxy is a powerful technology for integrating optoelectronic devices in standard Si microelectronics. The MBE growth of high speed germanium detectors is discussed. The necessary lattice accommodation between Si and Ge is realized by an ultra thin virtual substrate. Contact layers with very high doping concentration and very sharp transitions are grown with special doping strategies. As special growth method the differential epitaxy allows the growth of epitaxial layers in oxide windows.     

Contour of the attenuated length of an evanescent wave at constant frequency within a band gap of photonic crystal

The plane wave method is normally applied to determine the eigenfrequency of a two-dimensional (2D) photonic crystal. A slight change to this eigenvalue equation makes the wave number its eigenvalue providing a direct means to determine the attenuated length of the evanescent modes at the frequency within the photonic band gap. The contour of the length of attenuation of the evanescent modes in a square lattice can be determined using the proposed wave number eigenvalue equation. The wave number eigenvalue equation for the two-dimensional (3D) photonic crystal can also be obtained using a derivation similar to that for the 2D photonic crystal. Possible applications of the proposed calculation-method are presented.     

Development of an optical parametric generator with pulsed dye amplification for high-resolution laser spectroscopy

An injection-seeded optical parametric generator (OPG), coupled with three pulsed dye amplification (PDA) stages, was shown to produce tunable, narrow linewidth laser radiation. The OPG was composed of a pair of beta barium borate (β-BBO) crystals and pumped by the third harmonic (355 nm) output of a seeded Nd:YAG laser. The OPG was injection-seeded at the idler wavelength (824 nm) using an external cavity diode laser (ECDL) with a mode-hop-free tuning range of 20 GHz. Using the PDA stages, the OPG output signal (624 nm) was amplified to 19 mJ/pulse, while maintaining a spectral linewidth of approximately 160 MHz at full-width-half-maximum (FWHM) which was within a factor of 2 of the Fourier limit. A system of lenses and apertures was used to minimize amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) in the PDA stages. Using the OPG/PDA system, two-photon laser-induced fluorescence measurements of atomic oxygen were performed by sum-frequency-mixing the 624-nm beam with the third harmonic output of the seeded Nd:YAG laser to generate approximately 1 mJ/pulse of ultraviolet radiation near 226 nm. Voigt line shapes were found to be in good agreement with oxygen atom spectra in atmospheric-pressure, laminar, counter-flow flames; the magnitude of Doppler and collisional broadening was approximately the same. The measured O-atom concentration profile was found to compare well with that calculated using an opposed-flow flame code.     

Diffusing wave spectroscopy in Maxwellian fluids

We present a critical assessment of the diffusing wave spectroscopy (DWS) technique for obtaining the characteristic lengths and for measuring the loss and storage moduli of a reasonable well-known wormlike micelle (WM) system. For this purpose, we tracked the Brownian motion of particles using DWS embedded in a Maxwellian fluid constituted by a wormlike micellar solution made of cetyltrimethylam-monium bromide (CTAB), sodium salicylate (NaSal), and water. We found that the motion of particles was governed by the viscosity of the solvent at short times and by the stress relaxation mechanisms of the giant micelles at longer times. From the time evolution of the mean square displacement of particles, we could obtain for the WM solution the cage size where each particle is harmonically bound at short times, the long-time diffusion coefficient, and experimental values for the exponent that accounts for the broad spectrum of relaxation times at the plateau onset time found in the 〈Δr ²(t)〉 vs. time curves. In addition, from the 〈Δr ²(t) vs. time curves, we obtained G′(ω) and G″(ω) for the WM solutions. All the DWS microreological information allowed us to estimate the characteristic lengths of the WM network. We compare our DWS microrheological results and characteristic lengths with those obtained with mechanical rheometers at different NaSal/CTAB concentration ratios and temperatures.     

Passive harmonic mode-locking in a fiber laser with nonlinear polarization rotation

On basis of numerical simulation and analytical treatment, we investigate the multiple pulse passive mode-locking of a fiber laser with nonlinear loss due to the nonlinear polarization rotation technique. Various additional mechanisms resulting in the ordering of ultrashort pulses inside the laser resonator and in the realization of harmonic passive mode-locking are analyzed. Among which are the active harmonic modulation of the intracavity loss or of the refractive index, the passive modulation of the index due to the inertial properties of intracavity elements, and the amplification modulation due to the depletion and the relaxation of the gain. The velocity of pulses relative to each other is determined, it results in attractive or repulsive pulse-pulse interaction, and allows to evaluate the conditions of ordering of the pulses inside the cavity.     

The study of the target emissivity and detection using a superconducting detector in the submillimeter wave region

This paper researches mainly the radiation characteristics of the target and detecting techniques by superconducting detector in the submillimeter wave(SMMW) region. The calculation of transition wavelength(TW) between Planck and Rayleigh-Jeans is given out. The experiment of detecting different targets is finished by use of superconducting detector possessing high performances. Through the experiments in paper we can select and determine the wave bands of SMMW detecting and imaging system. The many novel theoretical analyses and experimental results are expressed in Figs and tables of the paper. Finally, a part of calculating results and experimental datum detected by a superconducting detector in SMMW regions are given in this paper.     

Evaluation of the cross-polarization modulation impact on the conversion efficiency of a four wave mixing process developed in a bulk-SOA

This paper addresses, theoretically and experimentally, the impact of the cross-polarization modulation (XPolM) phenomenon on the conversion efficiency of a four wave mixing (FWM) process taking place in a bulk-SOA with input signals linearly co-polarized at 0°, 45°, 90°, and −45°. Based on the experimental determination of the output polarization states of the pump and probe signals, a technique is proposed to incorporate the XPolM effect in classic models describing the FWM. It is demonstrated that classic models lacking the inclusion of the XPolM effect can reflect a significant error in the estimation of the conversion efficiency.     

Color tunable light‐emitting diodes with modified pulse‐width modulation

In this study, a color tunable light source, operated by a modified pulse width modulation method, is investigated. By utilizing this method along with anti‐parallel connected discrete light‐emitting diodes (LEDs) and two electrical terminals, a wide range of the chromaticity coordinates is attained and varied by electrical control. Using the combination of a blue LED and a phosphor‐converted yellow LED (blue LED plus yellow phosphor), the chromaticity range is varied by electrical control from pure blue to pure yellow. In addition, using the modified pulse‐width modulation method and a combination of white and red LEDs, white light with correlated color temperatures ranging from 5000 K to 2000 K is demonstrated. (© 2009 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Third harmonic generation of laser radiation in Fe- and Zn-doped polyvinylpyrrolidone

The results of third-order nonlinear susceptibilities studies of Fe- and Zn-doped polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) aqueous solution in processes of third harmonic generation of Nd:YAG laser radiation are presented. Nonlinear susceptibilities of PVP:Fe and PVP:Zn were calculated to be 5×10^-13 esu and 3×10^-13 esu respectively. Third harmonic conversion efficiencies in these metallocomplexes were measured to be 8×10^-7 and 5×10^-7 respectively. The Z-scan method was applied to determine Kerr effect influence on frequency conversion process. The value of nonlinear refractive index of PVP:Fe at the wavelength of λ = 1064 nm was measured to be n ₂ = - 6.7×10^-13 esu. Received 30 November 2001 / Received in final form 27 March 2002 Published online 28 June 2002     

Chirped laser dispersion spectroscopy with harmonic detection of molecular spectra

Chirped laser dispersion spectroscopy (CLaDS) has been introduced recently as a technique that performs molecular detection based on measurement of optical dispersion. In this paper, a new detection scheme based on chirp modulation (CM) and subsequent phase-sensitive detection is described. CM-CLaDS inherits the full advantages of conventional CLaDS and additionally overcomes some of its limitations. A prototype CM-CLaDS instrument has been developed and characterized in laboratory conditions. The system is based on a distributed feedback quantum cascade laser which operates around 4.52???m and can probe the most intense nitrous oxide (N₂O) ro-vibrational transitions. Preliminary performance tests are presented and provide a path/bandwidth normalized minimum N₂O detection limit below 100?ppbv?m/Hz^1/2.