low bend loss waveguides and photonic bandgaps enabled by high index contrast modifications
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Abstract
We present a novel process to fabricate high index contrast waveguides in boro-aluminosilicate glass based on differential thermal post-annealing. Firstly, large high index contrast multimode waveguides are inscribed and subsequently annealed to achieve single-mode operation. We applied this technique to significantly increase the throughput of 3D astrophotonic devices and to demonstrate anti-resonant (ARROW) guiding in a laser written structure for the first time.
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| Authors | ;Gross Simon;Arriola Alexander;Jovanovic Nemanja;Charles Ned;Tuthill Peter G.;Olaizola Santiago M.;Fuerbach Alexander;Withford Michael J. |
| Journal | acta botânica brasílica |
| Year | 2013 |
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