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  • 2020Towards the development of mid-infrared integrated optics in the renewed context of high-contrast interferometry1citations
  • 2020Boson band mapping10citations
  • 2019Boson band vibrations aid refractive index mapping of waveguides in high index chalcogenide glasscitations
  • 2017Mid-infrared astrophotonics46citations
  • 2015Ultrafast laser inscription in chalcogenide glass29citations

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  • Strixner, Dominik
  • Defrère, Denis
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  • Arriola, Alexander
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  • Wang, R. P.
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Ultrafast laser inscription in chalcogenide glass

  • Arriola, Alexander
  • Gretzinger, Thomas
Abstract

<p>Chalcogenide glasses are of great interest for a variety of applications, such as nonlinear optics, sensing and astronomy due to their high optical nonlinearity, broad infrared transparency as well as high photosensitivity. We report a detailed comparison of the inscription of single-mode waveguides in gallium lanthanum sulphide chalcogenide glass using 800 nm femtosecond lasers. The athermal and thermal fabrication regimes are explored by using laser repetition rates between 1 kHz and 5.1 MHz. Three different techniques are exploited to create waveguides with circular mode-fields: multiscanning and slit-beam shaping in the athermal regime and cumulative heating in the thermal regime. The fabricated structures are characterized in terms of physical size and shape, refractive index contrast as well as mode-field diameter and propagation loss to provide a roadmap for the inscription of low loss waveguides.</p>

Topics
  • glass
  • glass
  • Lanthanum
  • Gallium