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9 February 2007 Long-range surface plasmon waveguides and devices in lithium niobate: preliminary results
Pierre Berini, Greg Mattiussi, Nancy Lahoud, Robert Charbonneau
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Abstract
Plasmonic structures in lithium niobate are discussed, particularly long-range (low-loss) straight and curved metal stripe waveguides and electro-optic sections. Long-range waveguides are constructed as a thin narrow metal stripe embedded in a homogeneous optically infinite lithium niobate background. Structures are fabricated using trenching, direct wafer bonding and polishing, resulting in metal stripes and features bounded by lithium niobate lower and upper claddings. Theory and fabrication are discussed, and preliminary experimental results are presented.
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Pierre Berini, Greg Mattiussi, Nancy Lahoud, and Robert Charbonneau "Long-range surface plasmon waveguides and devices in lithium niobate: preliminary results", Proc. SPIE 6475, Integrated Optics: Devices, Materials, and Technologies XI, 64750U (9 February 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.702928
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KEYWORDS
Lithium niobate

Waveguides

Metals

Gold

Cladding

Electro optics

Surface plasmons

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