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A simple and reproducible technology is developed for the fabrication of low-loss silica waveguides on silicon substrates. The guiding layer is formed by changing the Si–O ratio composition of the SiO2 layer. The waveguides can be made to have a good match to either optical fibres or guided-wave devices in III–V compound semiconductors.
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