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Results on direct femtosecond inscription of straight low-loss waveguides in borosilicate glass are presented. The refractive index contrast obtained allowed us to fabricate low-loss curvilinear waveguides, which are main building blocks for integrated optics circuits.
© 2009 Optical Society of America
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