Electro-optical device having inverted domains formed inside a f

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave temporal modulation

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359251, 359315, G02F 103

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057869260

ABSTRACT:
An electro-optical device such as an optical deflector comprising a ferro-electric substrate, electrodes provided on principal surfaces of this substrate and an inverted domain having a polygonal, e.g. triangular shape formed in the substrate, at least one of the domain walls of these domains being effectively perpendicular to the principal surfaces of the substrate, and a light beam passing through at least two of the domain walls, thus permitting fast random access, wide deflection angle and high resolution.

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