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titleOfInvention Method and apparatus for modulating light
abstract Specific embodiment relate to a method and apparatus for producing polarized light, having a modulator crystal, where the modulator crystal incorporates a birefringent electro- optic material. The modulator crystal has an optic axis, a first polarization axis, and a second polarization axis, where the first polarization axis and second polarization axis are each perpendicular to the optic axis and perpendicular to each other. Light can enter a first end of the modulator crystal at a first surface and exits a second end of the modulator crystal at a second surface, where the first surface of the first end lies in a first plane and the second surface of the second end lies in a second plane, where the first plane and the second place are not parallel. The apparatus can also include an electrode pair, where the electrode pair is positioned such that when a voltage is applied across the electrode pair an electric field is created through a portion of the modulation crystal. The electric field can have at least a component perpendicular to the optic axis, where application of the electric field creates a difference in a first index of refraction for light polarized along the first polarization axis so as to modulate light passing through the modulator crystal that is polarized along the first polarization axis. Embodiments pertain to a method and apparatus for modulating light. The apparatus incorporates a modulator crystal having a electro-optic material. The modulator crystal has an optic axis, a first polarization axis, and a second polarization axis, where the first polarization axis and the second polarization axis are each perpendicular to the optic axis and perpendicular to each other. The device also has at least two electrode pairs, where each electrode pair is positioned such that when a voltage is applied across the electrode pair an electric field is created through a portion of the modulation crystal. The electric field has at least a component perpendicular to the optic axis that modulates the light. The application of the electric field modulates light passing through the modulator crystal that has a direction of travel that has a component parallel to the optic axis. Preferably, the light travels along the optic axis. In specific embodiments, the electro-optic material is LiNbO 3 , RbTiOAsO 4 , or RbTiOPO 4 .
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