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Nonblocking 4 × 4 switch array with sixteen X-switches in Ti:LiNbO3

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Abstract

Integrated optical switch arrays in Ti:LiNbO3 are promising devices for broadband signal switching especially for optical video-network systems. The most studied electrooptic switch applied in switch arrays is the directional coupler.1 To eliminate the bends and, therefore, the bending losses, in directional coupler-type networks, we have developed the X-switch by letting straight waveguides intersect.2 Further advantages of X-switch-type networks are the greater packing density3 and the easier tuning of the switches, since instead of a reverse delta beta electrode configuration a simple two-electrode configuration is used.

© 1986 Optical Society of America

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