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Low loss high index contrast nanoimprinted polysiloxane waveguides

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Han, Ting
Madden, Steve
Zhang, Yang
Charters, Robbie
Luther-Davies, Barry

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Optical Society of America

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Nanoimprint lithography is gaining rapid acceptance in fields as diverse as microelectronics and microfluidics due to its simplicity high resolution and low cost. These properties are critically important for the fabrication of photonic devices, where cost is often the major inhibiting deployment factor for high volume applications. We report here on the use of nanoimprint technology to fabricate low loss broadband high index contrast waveguides in a Polysiloxane polymer system for the first time.

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Optics Express 17.4 (2009): 2623-2630

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Optics Express

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