Method of forming refractive index distribution in light transmi

Optical waveguides – With optical coupler – Input/output coupler

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ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a refractive index distribution in a light transmission path including a core and a cladding layer involves steps of applying a photosensitive material layer to the surface of the cladding layer, forming a mask pattern of the photosensitive material layer through photolithography, and irradiating the light transmission path with an electromagnetic wave having a wavelength not exceeding that of visible light and especially a wavelength of X-rays; through the mask pattern, thereby forming in the core a refractive index fluctuation distribution corresponding to the mask pattern.

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