Bipyrimidine powder for potential applications in integrated photonics on polymer materials for the creation of a broad spectrum

Authors: Anjaly Sureshkumar, H. Akdas, Yann Molard, Franck Camerel, Sylvain Pernon, Thierry Roisnel, Alain Moréac, Nathalie Coulon, Jordan Gastebois, Bruno Bêche
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Abstract

Organic materials for nonlinear optics have created a wide range of applications in the field of photonics, optics and in the area of biological science. A series of bipyrimidine basedchromophores are prepared with alkoxy styryl groups and connected with electron accepting 2,2’-bipyrimidine cores. Their linear and nonlinear optical properties are investigated throughvarious techniques such as light transmission measurements, optical measurements and as well as the size properties are characterized through scanning electron microscopy. So, from all thecharacteristics thus bipyrimidine for nonlinear optics confirms the size, behavior and nano size range between 10-100 nm. Bipyrimidine seems too attractive because the electron affinity of thepyrimidine rings is much higher than that of the pyridine ring and this property has been rooted for designing the pyrimidine contains conjugated systems with an interesting way of motion ofcomplementary colors for luminescence and two photon absorption properties. Orange crystals are suitable for the X-ray diffraction analysis for the crystalline nature and detect various phasesand helps to know about the good planarity of conjugated systems, so it is applicable for to mix with polymers and also help in the optoelectronic applications such as the sensors and microresonators as of in the area of integrated photonics and for creation of broad band spectrum emission for the non-linear optics.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Photonic and Optical Devices Nonlinear Optical Materials Studies Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics

Publication details

Journal / source
HAL
Publication date
9 March 2026
Language
EN