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Mode Degradation by Photorefractive Damage in Planar Optical Waveguides

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Abstract

Electrooptic materials, particularly LiNbO3, are used to fabricate optical waveguides and a variety of integrated optics devices1. However, the performance of this devices is hampered by the light-induced change in refractive index which leads to mode degradation. This damage or photorefractive effect (PRE) has been extensively investigated2 for LiNbO3 and a number of experiments have dealt with mode degradation in waveguides3,4,5. However, the theoretical description of these phenomena is in a very preliminary and insatisfactory stage.

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