From Passive to Active: Future Optical Security Devices

Bill Baloukas; Jean-Michel Lamarre; Ludvik Martinu

doi:10.1364/OIC.2010.PDTuD10

Optical Interference Coatings
OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 2010),
paper PDTuD10
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OIC.2010.PDTuD10

From Passive to Active: Future Optical Security Devices

Bill Baloukas, Jean-Michel Lamarre, and Ludvik Martinu

Optical Interference Coatings 2010

Tucson, Arizona United States
6–11 June 2010
ISBN: 978-1-55752-891-9

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Abstract

Nowadays, passive devices offer good but limited anti-counterfeiting protection. We demonstrate design and fabrication of new color shifting security devices based on implementing an active electrochromic material, thus offering new optical features and enhanced protection.

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