Abstract
Photon-gated organic materials have been received great attention in the frequency domain optical storage, because of the high photoresponsive ability, the convenience of preparating film and controllable composition of materials. However, the dependence of the frequency for hole burning efficiency[1] and the hole width to be broadened accomponying with rising working temperature for hole burning[2] set up a limitation for the optical storage density.
© 1994 Optical Society of America
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