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Application Of Solid-State Silver Exchange In Integrated Optics

Fabrication of optical waveguides into glass substrates by an ion exchange process with silver films as ion sources is described. A brief review of the method is first given. The process is described with emphasis on the controllability of multimode waveguide profiles by the source-controlled nature of the process. Fabrication of single mode waveguides by the method is also discussed.