With
the rapid advance of laser technology in the photonicera,
damage to precision optical instruments caused by exposure to sudden
intense laser pulses has stimulated the search for effective optical
power limiting materials exhibiting good dispersion, fast response
speed, and good visible light transparency. In this study, novel binary
Ni-based mixed MOF NSs (M = Mn, Zn, Co, Cd, Fe) were obtained, making
the electronic transition more selective and changing the band gap
to obtain an excellent reverse saturation absorption signal. The theoretical
calculation results show that with the doping of the Fe element, the
band gap of Ni-MOF NSs decreases from 3.12 to 0.66 eV of Ni-Fe-MOF
NSs, indicating that the doping of the Fe element has a positive effect
on the reverse saturated absorption. The experimental results prove
that the optical limiting threshold of Ni-Fe-MOF NSs is better than
the GNSs, indicating that the Ni–Fe-MOF NSs have a broad application
prospect in the field of nonlinear optics and photonics.
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