Method for producing a diffraction grating in optical elements

Optical: systems and elements – Diffraction – From grating

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing a diffraction grating in optical elements with an optical waveguide is disclosed which comprises the steps of: forming a transparent conductive film on the optical waveguide; forming an electron beam resist film on said transparent conductive film; drawing a diffraction grating pattern on said resist film with an electron beam; and developing said resist film with a diffraction grating pattern drawn thereon to form a resist film of the diffraction grating pattern.

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