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The following topics are presented in this book: dielectric waveguides, flat plate and guided propagation acousto-optic and electro-optic modulators optical amplifiers optical gratings lasers
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Table of Contents
"Introduction to Optical Components”
INTRODUCTION
THE GUIDES AND THE FLAT SLAB
THE MODULATORS
OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS
THE GRATINGS
THE LASERS
"Introduction to Optical Components”
SIMONE MALACRIDA
The following topics are presented in this book:
dielectric waveguides, flat plate and guided propagation
acousto-optic and electro-optic modulators
optical amplifiers
optical gratings
lasers
Simone Malacrida (1977)
Engineer and writer, has worked on research, finance, energy policy and industrial plants.
ANALYTICAL INDEX
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INTRODUCTION
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I – THE GUIDES AND THE FLAT SLAB
Introduction
The ways
Transfer function
Types of guides
Applications
The flat slab
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II - THE MODULATORS
Introduction
Physical principles
Acousto-optic modulators
Electro-optical modulators
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III - OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS
Introduction
Physical principles
Typology
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IV - THE GRATINGS
Introduction
Physical principles
Guide gratings
Fiber lattices
Property
Applications
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V - LASER
Introduction n e
Physical principles
Optical resonator
Semiconductor lasers
INTRODUCTION
In this book, the main optical components that translate the majority of the interaction effects between electromagnetic waves and matter into technological practice are presented in a summary way.
The importance of these components has grown in recent decades in relation to the extraordinary development of telecommunications and, in general, of the entire information technology sector.
On the other hand, basic physics had already highlighted the main characteristics of lasers and optical components since the 1960s, perfecting the physics of matter, solid state and semiconductors.
As such, this book certainly does not claim to be exhaustive or to cover notions that range between different technological university courses.
Rather, the intent is to focus on the physical mechanisms and underlying equations of those components.
For this reason, the contents of this manual are suitable for those who already have an understanding of mathematics, physics and technology at the university level.
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THE GUIDES AND THE FLAT SLAB
Introduction
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A dielectric waveguide is a component in which a given electromagnetic wave is able to propagate in a particular direction while remaining confined in a limited portion of the plane, transverse to the same direction of propagation.
This is the concept of guided propagation , the basis of all optical and electro-optical components.
The physical mechanisms underlying this propagation reside in the particularity of some materials, called dielectrics, for which there is a different electrical permittivity in the various directions and, at the same time, there is a phenomenon of total reflection.
Under these conditions, Maxwell's equations governing the electromagnetic wave manage to define self-sustaining functions, the so-called modes .
The ways
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We consider a cylindrical structure in the z direction.
Maxwell's equations can be expressed as: