Corona poling

Corona poling is a technique in optoelectronics.

Corona discharge is a partial breakdown of air, usually at atmospheric pressure, and is initiated by a discharge in an inhomogeneous electric field (see Figure 1).

[1] Although corona poling can be performed at room temperature, poling at elevated temperature has several advantages.

For example, raising the temperature in a polymer guest-host system close to its glass-rubber transition temperature before poling increases the mobility of the guest molecules and allows rotation to occur during poling.

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