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The present book is the account of a workshop on Integrated Optics and Micro-Optics with Polymers held in spring 1992 at Mainz and organized by IMM Institute of Microtechnology GmbH, the Max Planck Institute of Poly mer Research, and the Institute of Applied Physics of Friedrich Schiller University at Jena. The field of Integrated Optics and Micro-Optics with Polymers is receiving growing interest from multiple sides. Among the important reasons are the potential of tailoring materials for a specific application, the easy and cheap availability of those materials, and the possibilities of mass fabrica tion with plastiCS. Accordingly, materials researchers, microtechnologists, process engineers, and device builders are active in this field. Their interest is fed from prospective applications of integrated or micro-optical devices and systems in telecommunication, sensors, optical switching and routing, and, in a more distant future, optical processing. The workshop succeeded to bring together more than 130 experimenta lists and theorists, physicists and chemists, device developers and users, materials researchers and process engineers, as well as polymer scien tists and those dealing with anorganic materials, coming from industry, research institutes, and universities.
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Materials for Micro-Optics and Nonlinear Optics.- Inorganic-organic Polymers for Micro-Optic Applications.- Bistable Nematics - A Novel Approach towards Optical Information Processing.- Nonlinear Optics with Inhomogeneously Poled Polymers.- Esterification of Polymers with Acid Chloride Groups - A New Route to Polymethacrylates with Nonlinear Optically Active Side Groups.- Polymer Filled Porous Glass Plates - A Composite Material for Nonlinear Optics.- Crystalline Organic Semiconductors: A New Class of Materials for Photonic Devices.- Characterization and Modelling.- Optical Characterization of Ultrathin Polymer Films by Evanescent Light.- Optimization of Polymer Inverted-Rib-Waveguides by the Finite Element Method.- ?(3) - Effects in Polymer Waveguides.- Absorption Studies of Optically Nonlinear Side-Chain Polymer and Polymer-Dye Films oriented by Corona Poling.- Electrooptical Measurement of ?(3) in Polymers with Conjugated ?-Electron Systems.- Fabrication Techniques and Applications.- Deep Proton Irradiation of PMMA for a 3D Integration of Micro-Optical Components.- Fabrication of Micro-Optic Elements by UV-initiated Polymerization.- Micropatterning of Organic-Inorganic Nanocomposites for Micro-Optical Applications.- Replication of Microrelief Structures for Diffractive and Integrated Optics.- Fabrication of Monomode Polymer Waveguides by Replication Technique.- Examples and Potential Applications of LIGA Components in Micro-Optics.- Photonic Microsystems from LIGA Technology.- Force Transducers on the Basis of Piezoelectric Copolymers.- Applications of Integrated Optics in the Field of Measuring Technology and Sensorics.- Realization of 10-Polymer-Components and Present State in Polymer Technology at HHI Berlin.- Applications of Integrated Optical PolymerComponents on Coherent OFDM-Systems.- Theory.- Linear Mode Beating and Nonlinear Mode Coupling in Resonant Optical Waveguides.- Evolution of Guided Wave Fields in Rib ARROW-Structures.
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Prof. Wolfgang Ehrfeld ist Leiter des Instituts für Mikrotechnik in Mainz, das führend in der Entwicklung und Herstellung von mikrotechnischen Baustein n für die Industrie ist.
Contents
Materials for Micro-Optics and Nonlinear Optics.- Inorganic-organic Polymers for Micro-Optic Applications.- Bistable Nematics — A Novel Approach towards Optical Information Processing.- Nonlinear Optics with Inhomogeneously Poled Polymers.- Esterification of Polymers with Acid Chloride Groups — A New Route to Polymethacrylates with Nonlinear Optically Active Side Groups.- Polymer Filled Porous Glass Plates — A Composite Material for Nonlinear Optics.- Crystalline Organic Semiconductors: A New Class of Materials for Photonic Devices.- Characterization and Modelling.- Optical Characterization of Ultrathin Polymer Films by Evanescent Light.- Optimization of Polymer Inverted-Rib-Waveguides by the Finite Element Method.- ?(3) — Effects in Polymer Waveguides.- Absorption Studies of Optically Nonlinear Side-Chain Polymer and Polymer-Dye Films oriented by Corona Poling.- Electrooptical Measurement of ?(3) in Polymers with Conjugated ?-Electron Systems.- Fabrication Techniques and Applications.- Deep Proton Irradiation of PMMA for a 3D Integration of Micro-Optical Components.- Fabrication of Micro-Optic Elements by UV-initiated Polymerization.- Micropatterning of Organic-Inorganic Nanocomposites for Micro-Optical Applications.- Replication of Microrelief Structures for Diffractive and Integrated Optics.- Fabrication of Monomode Polymer Waveguides by Replication Technique.- Examples and Potential Applications of LIGA Components in Micro-Optics.- Photonic Microsystems from LIGA Technology.- Force Transducers on the Basis of Piezoelectric Copolymers.- Applications of Integrated Optics in the Field of Measuring Technology and Sensorics.- Realization of 10-Polymer-Components and Present State in Polymer Technology at HHI Berlin.- Applications of Integrated Optical PolymerComponents on Coherent OFDM-Systems.- Theory.- Linear Mode Beating and Nonlinear Mode Coupling in Resonant Optical Waveguides.- Evolution of Guided Wave Fields in Rib ARROW-Structures.
