Long-Term Stabilized Polymer – The Right Choice-Material for the Right Passive Integrated-Optical-Device-Application

Wing Ying Kwong

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Long-Term Stabilized Polymer – The Right Choice-Material for the Right Passive Integrated-Optical-Device-Application

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Polymer, a flexible material that can be engineered and long-term stabilized, is a promising material that is readily formed into planar waveguide structures in integrated-optical devices implemented in optical systems for (tele-)communications applications. First, the general required properties of a passive polymeric waveguide material operated at the telecommunication wavelength of 1.55 m are studied, followed by a discussion on how to engineer polymers to meet requirements of specific applications. Several engineered and tested polymers were chosen to evaluate against the ideal passive polymeric waveguide material.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 452-453)

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January 2012

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Wing Ying Kwong

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Integrated Optic, Long-Term Stability, Polymer, Synthesize, Waveguide

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