Direct Laser Writing of Self-Developed Waveguides in Benzlydimethylketal-doped Sol-Gel Hybrid Glass

Bae, B.; Park, O.; Charters, Robbie; Luther-Davies, Barry; Atkins, Graham

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Direct Laser Writing of Self-Developed Waveguides in Benzlydimethylketal-doped Sol-Gel Hybrid Glass

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2001

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Bae, B.

Park, O.

Charters, Robbie

Luther-Davies, Barry

Atkins, Graham

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Materials Research Society

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Exposure of benzyldimethylketal (BDK)-doped sol-gel hybrid glass films to ultra-violet light produces a refractive index increase up to 43 × 10-3 and an increase in thickness due to photolocking of the BDK into the sol-gel hybrid glass matrix. Thus, sing

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Keywords: Doping (additives); Laser applications; Optical waveguides; Refractive index; Silica; Sol-gels; Sol-gel hybrid glass (SGHG) waveguides; Photosensitive glass

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Journal of Materials Research

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Direct Laser Writing of Self-Developed Waveguides in Benzlydimethylketal-doped Sol-Gel Hybrid Glass

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