Optical element and method for forming domain inversion regions

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C385S122000

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07440161

ABSTRACT:
There is provided a stable optical element having a fine, uniform, and wide-ranging domain inversion structure in a ferroelectric crystal. This includes a plurality of domain inversions (101) formed on an MgO:LiNbO3substrate (100), and a groove (102) formed on the substrate surface between the domain inversions (101). The depth T′ of substantially all of the domain inversions (101) satisfies the relation T′<T with respect to the substrate thickness T.

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Chinese Office Action (along with English language translation) issued in Chinese Application No. 200580003045.3 issued Oct. 12, 2007.

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