Process for producing a strain-free monocrystal of a crystalline

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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156617SP, 156DIG71, 156DIG73, C30B 102

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ABSTRACT:
The process involves producing a monocrystal from the ferroelectric compound, annealing the monocrystal and cooling the latter in a zero longitudinal temperature gradient. The apparatus comprises means for producing the monocrystal and heating means for annealing the monocrystal in a zero temperature gradient, as well as for cooling the monocrystal in a zero longitudinal temperature gradient after annealing. The strain-free monocrystals may be used in the production of surface wave filters, modulators and optical amplifiers.

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