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Phase transition study of H:LiNbO3waveguides by Raman spectroscopy

✍ Scribed by I. Savatinova; S. Tonchev; M. Kuneva


Publisher
Springer
Year
1993
Tongue
English
Weight
596 KB
Volume
56
Category
Article
ISSN
1432-0630

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✦ Synopsis


New results on Raman spectra of protonated LiNbO 3 are reported in order to clarify the sturctural and compositional changes in waveguide layers during proton exchange and post-exchange annealing processes. Samples with different degree of Li-H substitution exchanged in either neat or buffered benzoic and pyrophosphoric acid melts are investigated providing Raman and optical measurements simultaneously. The question of phase state of protonated layers at slow and rapid cooling after the annealing procedure is discussed. Qualitative and quantitative agreement between the structural data reported earlier for proton-exchanged powders and the Raman data obtained for protonated single crystals is established. A new band at 69cm -1 is observed which is strongly intensity dependent upon the hydrogen presence in waveguide layers. By using this band the degree of proton exchange is determined for different treatment conditions of the samples.


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