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    • Fotónica
    • Ingeniería Óptica
    • Ciencia de Materiales

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    • Los sistemas fotónicos integrados son cruciales para el procesamiento avanzado de información.
    • Los divisores de haz convencionales enfrentan limitaciones como la dependencia de la polarización y la mala uniformidad.
    • La división de haz multidireccional es clave para aumentar el paralelismo y la capacidad de procesamiento.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Desarrollar un divisor de haz multidireccional 3D novedoso.
    • Superar las limitaciones de los divisores de haz convencionales.
    • Mejorar el rendimiento para sistemas ópticos integrados.

    Principales métodos:

    • Fabricación mediante una técnica de escaneo cuasi-paralelo basada en láser de femtosegundo.
    • Desarrollo de estructuras tridimensionales (3D) para la división del haz.
    • Caracterización del rendimiento del divisor, incluida la uniformidad y el ancho de banda.

    Principales resultados:

    • Se logró una alta uniformidad en la división del haz, hasta el 92,62%.
    • Se demostró un amplio ancho de banda operativo de 750 a 1050 nm.
    • Se fabricaron con éxito divisores multidireccionales 3D con características mejoradas.

    Conclusiones:

    • La técnica del láser de femtosegundo proporciona un método viable para crear divisores fotónicos 3D de alto rendimiento.
    • Esta tecnología promete avances significativos para la computación óptica, la detección y los sistemas fotónicos cuánticos.
    • Los divisores desarrollados abordan desafíos clave en la densidad de integración y la uniformidad del dispositivo.