Method and apparatus for fabricating ferroelectric domain revers

Coherent light generators – Particular beam control device – Nonlinear device

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ABSTRACT:
An electrode is formed in a predetermined pattern on one surface of a unipolarized MgO-LiNbO.sub.3 substrate that is a ferroelectric substance and possesses a non-linear optical effect. The substrate is subjected to corona electrical charging by the electrode and a corona wire disposed above another surface of the substrate which is opposite to the electrode-side surface, and hence an electric field is applied to the substrate. When localized domain reversals are created on areas where the electrode faces the substrate, a vessel is attached to the electrode-side surface of the substrate. While a resulting closed space is kept in a vacuum by a vacuum pump but the opposite-side surface of the substrate relative to the electrode-side surface is in a non-vacuum, an electric field is applied to the substrate.

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