Abstract
High-resolution spectrometers are nowadays achievable in compact devices using integrated optics. The approach developed here consists in obtaining a static interferogram by means of a Fresnel reflection at the waveguide output (Lippmann interference between forward and backward beams) and then sample the fringes by periodically etching the waveguide with transverse nanogrooves, that will collect a negligible part of the flux. We present the first SWIFTS-Lippmann interferometer in the near and mid-infrared, thanks to high form factor grooves obtained by focused ion beam in lithium niobate, which opens the way to electrooptic modulation of the interferogram and thus, sampling on-chip, without any moving part. Possible applications are high-resolution spectroscopy and accurate measurement of effective refractive index of a waveguide. A measurement of the effective group refractive index of the guided mode is presented.
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