Laser protection technologies based on nonlinear absorption colloidal suspension
Aoxiang Meng, Yuangang Lu, Xiaoyan Wu, Huixuan Gong, Xinyan Zhang, Weijia Tan, Chongjun He
Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics
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With the increasing threat of soft-kill laser weapons to military optoelectronic systems, there is an urgent need for nonlinear laser protection technologies that combine high performance, long-term stability, environmental robustness, and operational sustainability. Conventional laser protection materials, whether liquid-based or solid-state, suffer from critical shortcomings including poor stability, low damage thresholds, limited environmental adaptability, and lack of recyclability. Here, we report a colloidal suspension based nonlinear laser protection system that overcomes these limitations. Using magnetic graphene oxide (MGO) dispersed in a high-viscosity, water-soluble polyethyleneimine medium, the system achieves exceptional stability (no sedimentation for over two months), a high laser damage threshold (>1.2 J/cm 2 ), and green recyclability via magnetic recovery. At a concentration of 0.0219 mg/mL, the MGO colloidal suspension exhibits a minimum transmittance of 22.7% and an NOL capacity coefficient of 0.385 at 1064 nm. Its protective performance exceeded that of many existing NOL materials. The nonlinear absorption coefficients measured by Z-scan experiments reach up to 1.69×10 −9 m/W. Furthermore, the material maintains stable performance at elevated temperatures (up to 75 °C) and after extended storage. This work demonstrates that colloidal suspensions represent a new class of practical laser protection media, offering a promising solution for defending military platforms against soft-kill laser threats.
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