Robust Optical Data Encryption by Projection‐Photoaligned Polymer‐Stabilized‐Liquid‐Crystals (Advanced Optical Materials 21/2023)
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Abstract
Robust Optical Data Encryption by Projection-Photoaligned Polymer-Stabilized-Liquid-Crystals In article number 2301364, Xiangfan Chen, Kailong Jin, and co-workers develop a facile optical data encryption technique utilizing polymer-stabilized-liquid-crystals (PSLCs) combined with projection photoalignment and photopatterning methods. By distributing the essential polarized patterns that constitute the encoded information to paired, environmentally robust, and widely deployable PSLCs, information security is significantly boosted. This work enlightens new design methodologies in LC-based optical data encryption and anti-counterfeiting.
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OpenAlex topics: Optical Polarization and Ellipsometry
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School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks Arizona State University Mesa AZ 85212 USA
School for Engineering of Matter Transport and Energy Arizona State University Tempe AZ 85287 USA
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