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    • AdvR Inc

    Bozeman, MT 59715

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    About AdvR Inc

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    2310 University Way
    Bldg 1-1
     Bozeman, MT 59715
    United States
    http://www.advr-inc.com
    406-522-0388
    406-522-0387

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    Fabricates engineered structures in bulk and waveguides using KTP, MgLN, and SLT. Applications include frequency conversion, phase modulation, and beam deflection with a full line of packaging available.

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    FIGURE 1. An AdvR high power fiber-coupled (HPFC) phase modulator fabricated with KTP waveguides allows for significant power handling improvements over traditional phase modulators in LN. A HPFC phase modulator operating at 780 nm is capable of >100 mW input power with broadband modulation and low Vπ.
    Test & Measurement

    Nonlinear Optics: KTP fiber-coupled phase modulators advance atom interferometry

    Waveguide-based phase modulators that can handle high powers enable advances in inertia sensing, among other applications.
    FIGURE 1. Backwards QPM can be used in a potassium titanyl phosphate (KTP) waveguide to produce a counterpropagating SPDC source. The pump source propagates from left to right through the waveguide. The KTP waveguide is poled with submicron periods allowing for quasi-phase-matched counterpropagating signal and idler photon pairs. Detection of the backwards propagating idler photon can be used to herald the presence of the forward propagating signal, generating a spectrally pure source of heralded photons.
    Optics

    NONLINEAR OPTICS: NLO waveguide structures advance quantum communications

    Bob Tamosaitis
    Periodically poled nonlinear optic (NLO) crystal waveguides overcome obstacles inherent in bulk NLO devices, generating useful quantum states that support leading-edge quantum...
    (Courtesy of AdvR)
    Three different 2D patterns produced by the output of two orthogonal beam deflectors were captured with a CCD camera. The same deflector technology is used in a 1 × 35 fiber-in, fiber-out EO switch (below).
    Detectors & Imaging

    FIBER-OPTIC INTERCONNECTS: Electro-optic deflection enables 1 × 35 fiber-optic switch

    Bob Tamosaitis
    Poled electro-optic crystals are at the core of a compact fiber-optic switch design that can handle watts of optical power at megahertz switching speeds.

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