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4 November 2002 Integration of photonic bandgap composites with piezoelectric actuators for rejection wavelength tuning
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Abstract
Physically robust photonic bandgap (PBG) composites based on electrostatically stabilized polymeric colloidal particles are presented. The glass transition (Tg)of the composites can be varied over a large temperature range through the selection of the monomer(s) used to fabricate the composite. Composites with a subambient Tg exhibited a mechanochromic response and were integrated with a peizoelectric actuator to produce a prototype device which exhibited a fully reversible tunable rejection wavelength, capable of a ca. +/- 86 nm (172 nm full range)stop band shift.
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Stephen H. Foulger, Amanda C. Lattam, Ping Jiang, John M. Ballato, David Edward Dausch, Sonia Grego, and Brian R. Stoner "Integration of photonic bandgap composites with piezoelectric actuators for rejection wavelength tuning", Proc. SPIE 4809, Nanoscale Optics and Applications, (4 November 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.451667
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KEYWORDS
Composites

Actuators

Particles

Glasses

Photonic crystals

Polymers

Crystals

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