Photoconductive organic materials based on N-vinylcarbazole copolymers with higher alkenes as recording media in photonics

With the purpose to obtain novel photoconductive organic materials with improved complex of physical–mechanical properties and high sensitivity value, the possibility of N-vinylcarbazole copolymerization with higher alkenes was studied. The deposited films were 1.0–2.0 pm thin after drying in vacuum. The photosensitivity of the copolymer films is one order of magnitude greater than other carbazole containing copolymers. The investigation of spectral sensitivity was realized. Photosensitivity reaches its maximal value in 400–800 nm wave band. A photothermoplastic information registration medium was developed using synthesized copolymers. On the prepared photothermoplastic film, were recorded diffraction gratings with diffractional efficiency of 8–10% and resolution of 1000 mm−1, using electrophotographic method. Photographical sensitivity of obtained films allows real time (1–3 s) photographical and holographic image recording.