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Thermal poling in silica glasses: evidence of a voltage threshold

Yves Quiquempois, Nicolas Godbout, and Suzanne Lacroix

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Abstract

We used a charge migration model that takes into account charge dissociation and charge recombination occurring during the poling process. The evidence of a poling voltage threshold is reported theoretically and experimentally.

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