Optical modulator

Optical waveguides – Directional optical modulation within an optical waveguide – Electro-optic

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C385S003000, C385S004000, C385S008000, C385S039000, C385S040000, C385S045000

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07447389

ABSTRACT:
An optical modulator includes a signal electrode for application of modulation signals whereby light propagated over an optical waveguide is modulated, and bias electrodes for application of a bias voltage for controlling an operating point for the modulation signals. A buffer layer is provided between a substrate exhibiting electro-optical effect and the bias electrodes, but at regions where no optical waveguide is formed beneath the bias electrodes, no buffer layer is provided, and the bias electrodes are provided directly upon the substrate. This configuration enables bias voltage to be reduced.

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