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Low Threshold Organic Semiconductor Lasers

Part of the Springer Theses Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-01267-4

ISBN: 978-3-319-01266-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Oct 2, 2013

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Wang, Yue

Pages: 1 –8

[This chapter gives overviews of the development of organic semiconductors used as light-emitting sources, the HYPIX project and this thesis.]
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Chapter 2Theory of Organic Semiconductor Lasers

Wang, Yue

Pages: 9 –32

[The theoretical background of organic semiconductor lasers (OSLs) is discussed in this chapter, including both an introduction to the relevant material physics of conjugated polymers and the operation of the common laser geometries - pump sources and resonators for OSLs.]
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Chapter 3Experimental Methods

Wang, Yue

Pages: 33 –57

[In this chapter, the methodologies for the characterisation of organic semiconductor materials and fabrication of organic semiconductor lasers based on micro-structured thin films are described.]
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Chapter 4Low-Threshold and Broadly Tuneable Organic Lasers Based on Star-Shaped Oligofluorene Truxenes

Wang, Yue

Pages: 59 –77

[A family of star-shaped truxene-core fluorene-oligomers are introduced. Key photophysical features of two long arm members, T3 and T4, including their absorption and emission spectra, and solid-state photoluminescence quantum yields are studied. To inspect their potential as gain media for...
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Chapter 5Commercial LED Pumped Organic Semiconductor Lasers

Wang, Yue

Pages: 79 –100

[Indirect electrical pumping of OSLs using a commercially available light-emitting diode is investigated in Chap. 5. To achieve this, low threshold organic laser materials and high power LEDs are required. A very promising gain material BBEHP-PPV was custom synthesized at the University of...
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Chapter 6Low Threshold Nanoimprinted Organic Lasers Integration with Micro-LED Arrays

Wang, Yue

Pages: 101 –121

[Chapter 6 presents work towards the HYPIX goal of OSLs pumped by GaN micro-pixellated LEDs that could be compatible with direct CMOS control. To accommodate the lower power density provided by the micro-LEDs compared to the commercial LEDs, polymer laser thresholds require further reduction....
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Chapter 7Polymer with Intrinsic Microporosity Used as Explosive Vapour Sensors

Wang, Yue

Pages: 123 –138

[The compatibility of LED pumped OSLs makes them a new light source in various potential practical applications. An investigation of organic semiconductors for chemosensing nitro-aromatic compounds that are commonly used in explosives is presented in Chap. 7. A polymer of intrinsic micro-porosity...
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Chapter 8Towards Ultra-Portable Hybrid Organic/Inorganic Explosives Sensing Devices

Wang, Yue

Pages: 139 –153

[Chapter 8 describes some potential portable explosive sensors based on organic polymers. A CMOS lifetime micro-system, developed at the University of Edinburgh, can measure nanosecond time-scale PL decay. This is adapted as a tool for trace explosive detection. The vapour molecules reversibly...
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Chapter 9Conclusions and Perspectives

Wang, Yue

Pages: 155 –159

[The prospect of a highly integrated and intelligent polymer laser sensor is overviewed in Chap. 9. Organic semiconductor lasers have opened up a highly sensitive way to detect trace explosives that is very important in the current state of heightened global security or for use in humanitarian...

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