Method for controlling an optical characteristic of a material a

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ABSTRACT:
A method for controlling an optical characteristic of a material which is intercalated between two electrodes driven by periodic excitation signals having a zero mean value consists in applying to the electrodes signals having the same time-duration and the same recurrence frequency but in which one signal has a phase shift .phi. with respect to the other, the phase shift being modified in order to adjust the optical characteristic.

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