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Hot-embossing fabrication of chalcogenide glasses rib waveguide for mid-infrared molecular sensing

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Yan, Ting-Yang
Shen, Xiang
Wang, Rongping
Wang, Guoxiang
Dai, Shixun
Xu, Tiefeng
Nie, Qiuhua

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Chinese Physical Society

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Chalcogenide glasses have shown promise in fabricating mid infrared (MIR) photonic sensing devices due to their excellent optical properties in MIR. In addition, the glass transition temperature of chalcogenide glasses are generally low, making them ideal to create the high-throughput patterns of micro-scale structures based on hot embossing that is alternative to the standard lithographic technology. In this paper, we outline the research progress in the chalcogenide waveguide based on the hot embossing method, and discuss the problems remaining to be solved and the possible solutions

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Chinese Physics B

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2099-12-31