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titleOfInvention Optical functional waveguide
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce the size and increase the functionality of an optical functional waveguide using a harmless lithium niobate substrate without requiring an advanced processing technique. SOLUTION: A lithium niobate substrate, a striped dissimilar material optical waveguide formed of a material different from the lithium niobate substrate on the surface of the lithium niobate substrate, and the dissimilar material of the lithium niobate substrate In-substrate optical waveguide portion formed by leakage of light propagating through the different material optical waveguide on the surface side facing the material optical waveguide, or Ti or proton formed on the surface side facing the different material optical waveguide A first electrode for applying a modulation voltage to any one of the in-substrate optical waveguide, the dissimilar material optical waveguide, and the in-substrate optical waveguide portion or the in-substrate optical waveguide; An optical functional waveguide is formed with the electrodes. [Selection] Figure 1
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