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Robust Fabrication of Tiny Resonators
A new method for creating tiny devices on the outer surfaces of optical fibers could turn out to be a practical technology for integrated photonic circuits.
Close-up diagram of microresonators formed by variation of the optical fiber diameter by a few nanometers.
OFS Laboratories
Optical fiber is well known for transmitting light signals, but not for storing these signals—a requirement for advances in optical computing. A new method for creating tiny devices on the outer surfaces of these fibers could turn out to be a practical technology for integrated photonic circuits (Opt. Lett. 36, 4824).
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