Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides

Autores
Tejerina, Matías Rubén; Torchia, Gustavo Adrián
Año de publicación
2016
Idioma
inglés
Tipo de recurso
artículo
Estado
versión publicada
Descripción
In this work, we analysed the refractive index field and other local material properties of femtosecond laser-written waveguides properly combining a novel and direct Raman strategy, waveguides coupling and instrumented nano-indentation. At first, we measured a 2D Raman map within the cross section of femtosecond laser-written waveguides. Then, the Raman Phonon Deformation Constants of lithium niobate were employed to retrieve the strain and density variation from the A1(TO) phonon shifts in the analysed region. We test the results obtained with different combinations of phonons by computing the numerical guided modes and comparing them with those experimentally measured. As a relevant finding, we found that the combination of the A1(TO)1 and A1(TO)4 phonon shifting is the most proper one to compute strain, density and refractive index variation, almost in this kind of waveguide. Finally, a linear path across waveguides cross section was explored with instrumented nano-indentation and the expected variation of local density was detected through a softening of the elastic module observed in the region directly modified by the ultra-fast laser.
Facultad de Ingeniería
Centro de Investigaciones Ópticas
Materia
Física
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acceso abierto
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Universidad Nacional de La Plata
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
title Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
spellingShingle Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
Tejerina, Matías Rubén
Física
title_short Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
title_full Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
title_fullStr Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
title_full_unstemmed Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
title_sort Testing a novel μ-Raman method to retrieve refractive index and density field from femtosecond laser-written optical waveguides
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Tejerina, Matías Rubén
Torchia, Gustavo Adrián
author Tejerina, Matías Rubén
author_facet Tejerina, Matías Rubén
Torchia, Gustavo Adrián
author_role author
author2 Torchia, Gustavo Adrián
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Física
topic Física
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv In this work, we analysed the refractive index field and other local material properties of femtosecond laser-written waveguides properly combining a novel and direct Raman strategy, waveguides coupling and instrumented nano-indentation. At first, we measured a 2D Raman map within the cross section of femtosecond laser-written waveguides. Then, the Raman Phonon Deformation Constants of lithium niobate were employed to retrieve the strain and density variation from the A1(TO) phonon shifts in the analysed region. We test the results obtained with different combinations of phonons by computing the numerical guided modes and comparing them with those experimentally measured. As a relevant finding, we found that the combination of the A1(TO)1 and A1(TO)4 phonon shifting is the most proper one to compute strain, density and refractive index variation, almost in this kind of waveguide. Finally, a linear path across waveguides cross section was explored with instrumented nano-indentation and the expected variation of local density was detected through a softening of the elastic module observed in the region directly modified by the ultra-fast laser.
Facultad de Ingeniería
Centro de Investigaciones Ópticas
description In this work, we analysed the refractive index field and other local material properties of femtosecond laser-written waveguides properly combining a novel and direct Raman strategy, waveguides coupling and instrumented nano-indentation. At first, we measured a 2D Raman map within the cross section of femtosecond laser-written waveguides. Then, the Raman Phonon Deformation Constants of lithium niobate were employed to retrieve the strain and density variation from the A1(TO) phonon shifts in the analysed region. We test the results obtained with different combinations of phonons by computing the numerical guided modes and comparing them with those experimentally measured. As a relevant finding, we found that the combination of the A1(TO)1 and A1(TO)4 phonon shifting is the most proper one to compute strain, density and refractive index variation, almost in this kind of waveguide. Finally, a linear path across waveguides cross section was explored with instrumented nano-indentation and the expected variation of local density was detected through a softening of the elastic module observed in the region directly modified by the ultra-fast laser.
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