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Optimization of holograms recorded in DuPont photopolymer

Substrate-mode gratings are used to couple and influence the signals that propagate in planar-integrated optical systems. Volume holograms are especially well suited for this role because they allow the recording of slanted fringe gratings. Photopolymer are among the best candidates for such applications due to easy handling, dry development process, high diffraction efficiency and replication possibilities. In this paper, we investigate the recording dynamics of OmnidexTM photopolymer from DuPont. We use the theoretical diffusion model proposed by Zhao and Mouroulis in order to simulate the recording process. Two different experiments are described that lead to the quantitative determination of kinetic parameters in this material. These values are introduced in the diffusion model and different recording procedures are simulated. The conclusion shows that it could be valuable to let the material in the dark for several minutes before develop it. This investigation should improve the understanding of recording process and consequently it should permit to build more efficient components.