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High reflectivity Bragg gratings fabricated by 248nm excimer laser holographic ablation in thin Ta2O5 films overlaid on glass waveguides

High reflectivity Bragg gratings fabricated by 248nm excimer laser holographic ablation in thin Ta2O5 films overlaid on glass waveguides
High reflectivity Bragg gratings fabricated by 248nm excimer laser holographic ablation in thin Ta2O5 films overlaid on glass waveguides
Relief Bragg grating reflectors inscribed on channel waveguides may be used in optical communications as add-drop wavelength multiplexers, gain-flattening filters, distributed feedback laser mirrors, or in sensing technology as high sensitivity devices for precise monitoring of chemical or biomedical processes. We present strong Bragg grating reflectors in Ta2O5 thin oxide films overlaid on potassium ion exchanged channel waveguides in BK-7 glass, inscribed using 248nm excimer laser holographic ablation. The grating pattern was created employing two-beam interference using a modified Mach-Zehnder interferometric cavity and the output of a narrow-lined injection cavity 248nm excimer laser. The experimental data presented are divided into two sections: the first section refers to the study of the grating ablation process of thin Ta2Ofilms with respect to the exposure conditions; and the second focuses in the implementation of those relief grating in functional waveguide devices.
Pissadakis, S.
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Zervas, Michael
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Wilkinson, J.S.
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Pissadakis, S., Reekie, L., Zervas, Michael and Wilkinson, J.S. (2003) High reflectivity Bragg gratings fabricated by 248nm excimer laser holographic ablation in thin Ta2O5 films overlaid on glass waveguides. COLA '03, Crete, Heraklion, Greece. 05 - 10 Oct 2003. 1 pp .

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Relief Bragg grating reflectors inscribed on channel waveguides may be used in optical communications as add-drop wavelength multiplexers, gain-flattening filters, distributed feedback laser mirrors, or in sensing technology as high sensitivity devices for precise monitoring of chemical or biomedical processes. We present strong Bragg grating reflectors in Ta2O5 thin oxide films overlaid on potassium ion exchanged channel waveguides in BK-7 glass, inscribed using 248nm excimer laser holographic ablation. The grating pattern was created employing two-beam interference using a modified Mach-Zehnder interferometric cavity and the output of a narrow-lined injection cavity 248nm excimer laser. The experimental data presented are divided into two sections: the first section refers to the study of the grating ablation process of thin Ta2Ofilms with respect to the exposure conditions; and the second focuses in the implementation of those relief grating in functional waveguide devices.

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e-pub ahead of print date: 2003
Venue - Dates: COLA '03, Crete, Heraklion, Greece, 2003-10-05 - 2003-10-10

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Local EPrints ID: 41617
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/41617
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ORCID for Michael Zervas: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-0651-4059
ORCID for J.S. Wilkinson: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-4712-1697

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Date deposited: 06 Oct 2006
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Author: S. Pissadakis
Author: L. Reekie
Author: Michael Zervas ORCID iD
Author: J.S. Wilkinson ORCID iD

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