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Periodic poling of optical waveguides produced by swift-heavy-ion irradiation in LiNbO3

Authors: Caballero-Calero, Olga; García Cabañes, Ángel; Carrascosa, M.; Agulló-López, F.; Villarroel, J.; Crespillo, M.L.; Olivares Villegas, José;

Periodic poling of optical waveguides produced by swift-heavy-ion irradiation in LiNbO3

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The generation of periodically poled structures in waveguides prepared by swift-heavy-ion (SHI) irradiation, i.e. in the electronic stopping power regime, has been achieved following two different strategies. In one of them we have prepared bulk PPLN samples by an applied electrical field, followed by irradiation with F ions at 22 MeV. After the ion irradiation, a waveguide showing a high optical confinement is obtained, preserving the original PPLN structure. The second strategy consisted of electric periodic poling of previously fabricated swift-ion-irradiated waveguides. To our knowledge this method has not been, so far, successful for conventional implanted waveguides. The successful fabrication of PPLN structures on novel waveguides prepared by SHI irradiation offers a promising potential for nonlinear integrated optical devices. © 2009 Springer-Verlag.

This work was supported by the Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia (MEC) under Grants Nos. MAT2005-06359-C03 and MAT2008-06794-C03. J. Villarroel acknowledges the financial support of the MEC through his FPI fellowship

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