Ultra-low acoustic resonance electro-optic modulator

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave temporal modulation

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359249, 359247, 359254, G02F 103, G02F 107

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ABSTRACT:
An improved electro-optic modulator having reduced amplitude of acoustic resonances is provided. Acoustic energy is efficiently removed from the electro-optic crystal and channeled into electrode and side dielectric bars where it is dissipated by materials acoustically matched to the electro-optic crystal, that is, materials that have acoustic impedances within .+-.15% of that of the electro-optic material.

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