Abstract
In this work, the conditions for optimizing an optical recording material based on photosensitive acrylate-urethane nanocomposites with silicon oxide nanoparticles, for efficient Bragg gratings recording by multibeam interference method is presented. It was shown that the choice of the most effective monomers and their concentrations in the nanocomposite which depends on their structure and polymerization rate, followed by determination of the optimal recording radiation intensity for the given composition, makes it possible to adjust the conditions for component diffusion and redistribution, and hence, the formation of regions with different refractive indices in the recording medium. These results can be useful for creating complex 2D and 3D photonic structures based on the targeted modification of photosensitive polymer nanocomposites with different properties (luminescent, nonlinear optical, etc.).
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