Data for: "Influence of optical material properties on strong coupling in organic semiconductor based microcavities"

  • Laura Tropf (Creator)
  • Christof P. Dietrich (Creator)
  • Stefanie Herbst (Creator)
  • Oleksandr Kanibolotskyy (Creator)
  • Peter Skabara (Creator)
  • Frank Würthner (Creator)
  • Ifor Samuel (Creator)
  • Malte C. Gather (Creator)
  • Sven Höfling (Creator)

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Description

The optical properties of organic semiconductors are generally characterised by a number of material specific parameters, including absorbance, photoluminescence quantum yield, Stokes shift and molecular orientation. Here, we study four different organic semiconductors and compare their optical properties to the characteristics of the exciton-polaritons that are formed when these materials are introduced into metal-clad microcavities. We find that the strength of coupling between cavity photons and excitons is clearly correlated with the absorptivity of the material. In addition, we show that anisotropy strongly affects the characteristics of the formed exciton-polaritons.

Dataset held at the University of St Andrews
Date made available1 Oct 2017
PublisherUniversity of St Andrews

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