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Zhang, Heyou ; Dharpure, Pankaj ; Philipp, Michael ; Mulvaney, Paul ; Thelakkat, Mukundan ; Köhler, Jürgen:
Purely Optical, Reversible, Read-Write-Erase Cycling Using Photoswitchable Beads in Micropatterned Arrays.
In: Advanced Optical Materials.
Vol. 12
(2024)
Issue 26
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- 2401029.
ISSN 2195-1071
DOI der Verlagsversion: https://doi.org/10.1002/adom.202401029
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Abstract
Abstract Using surface-templated electrophoretic deposition, arrays of polymer beads (photonic units) incorporating photo-switchable DAE molecules are created, which can be reversibly and individually switched between high and low emission states by direct photo-excitation, without any energy or electron transfer processes within the molecular system. The micropatterned array of these photonic units is spectroscopically characterized in detail and optimized with respect to both signal contrast and cross-talk. The optimum optical parameters including laser intensity, wavelength and duration of irradiation are elucidated and ideal conditions for creating reversible on/off cycles in a micropatterned array are determined. 500 such cycles are demonstrated with no obvious on/off contrast attenuation. The ability to process binary information is demonstrated by selectively writing information to the given photonic unit, reading the resultant emissive signal pattern and finally erasing the information again, which in turn demonstrates the possibility of continuous recording. This basic study paves the way for building complex circuits using spatially well-arranged photonic units.
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