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Juan Carlos Bravo

at Univ de Alicante

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Proceedings Article | 31 May 2023 Poster + Paper

Study of the conservation of different holograms sandwiched between glasses

J. Sirvent-Verdú, J. García-Vázquez, S. Gallego, D. Puerto, C. Neipp, J. Colomina-Martínez, J. Bravo, I. Pascual, A. Beléndez

Proceedings Volume 12574, 1257414 (2023) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2665307

KEYWORDS: Holograms, Holography, Spatial frequencies, Glasses, Photopolymers, Reflection gratings, Reflection, Optical gratings, Spectral response, Refractive index

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Photopolymers are designed and engineered with versatile applications including optics and photonics. Holography is one of the classical porpoises that use photopolymers as holographic recording materials. The success of these materials can be seen in the market with the photopolymer fabricated by Covestro. Some of these holographic applications require a long-time life of the holograms recorded in photopolymers. Nevertheless, initial tests of Covestro holograms show significant degradation after less than one year of exposure even after sealing and degradation occurs under solar light exposition. In this sense, it is important to perform deeper studies of the different possibilities for hologram conservation. Usually, the first step after recording is the material cure, with UV or visible light, to eliminate the residual dye and monomer. With this process high efficiency holograms can also be obtained. Afterwards, an index matching technique can be used to cover the material with a glass or it is possible the application of aerosol sealant. In this paper we analyze the introduction of holograms between two glasses linked by pressure, using Bayfol HX 200 from Covestro as the recording material. In order to characterize the process, four different spatial frequencies were tested, which were stored either by transmission or reflection schemes. The data of the reconstruction step has been measured before and after the encapsulation. In addition, multiple holograms have been superposed in the same glass, where we have found that shrinkage is more significant.

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