Development of NLO tunable band gap organic devices for optoelectronic applications

This paper, presents a preliminary guide to tune the band gap of photonic crystals for optoelectronic applications. This study includes the theoretical calculations to determine the optical constants of a material, synthesis of a new photonic crystal, and a technique for photonic band gap tuning whi...

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