Contact areas on an optical waveguide and method of making

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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385 14, 385 88, 385 89, 257773, G02B 610

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052820718

ABSTRACT:
An article and a method for making contact areas (221, 222, 230) on an optical waveguide (100, 200) are provided. A waveguide (100, 200) having a first surface (112) and a second surface (113) with a first indent (101) located on the first surface (112) and a second indent (102) located on the second surface (113) and a groove (104) is made interconnecting the first and second indents (101, 102). A low temperature melting member (111) is placed in the first indent (101) on the first surface (112) and is melted, thereby flowing the low temperature melting member into the groove (104) and into the second indent (102) located on the second surface (113).

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