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POLYMERIC WAVEGUIDE POLARISATION SPLITTER BASED ON POLING-INDUCED BIREFRINGENCE

Guided-wave polarisation splitters are fabricated in electro-optic polymers by exploiting the poling-induced birefringence. One arm of the Y-branch type waveguide is poled to induce the birefringence selectively. By the mode evolution process, TM and TE modes are split between the poled and the unpoled arms.

Jang-Joo Kim | Sang-Yung Shin | Mc Oh | Suwon Lee | Wy Hwang

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