Miniature Integrated Optical Wavelength Analyzer Chip

R. E. Kunz; J. Dübendorfer

doi:10.1364/OTFA.1995.WB.4

Organic Thin Films for Photonic Applications
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1995),
paper WB.4
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Miniature Integrated Optical Wavelength Analyzer Chip

R. E. Kunz and J. Dübendorfer

Organic Thin Films for Photonic Applications 1995

Portland, Oregon United States
11–14 September 1995
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Abstract

Measuring or monitoring the spectrum of narrow-band light sources such as lasers is an important application of spectrometers. The conventional spectrometer types are typically based on converting the angular light distribution emerging from wavelength-dispersive elements such as prisms or diffraction gratings into a spatially varying intensity distribution either in a free-space [1] or planar [2] arrangement.

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