Fiber waveguide formed from chalcogenide glass and polymer

Optical waveguides – Having particular optical characteristic modifying chemical... – Of waveguide cladding

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C385S122000, C385S125000, C385S141000, C501S037000, C501S040000

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ABSTRACT:
In general, in one aspect, the disclosure features a fiber waveguide having a waveguide axis, including a core extending along the waveguide axis and a confinement region extending along the waveguide axis surrounding the core. The confinement region includes a periodic structure along a radial direction extending from the waveguide axis and each period in the periodic structure includes a layer of a chalcogenide glass and a layer of a polymer.

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