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Fabrication and Actuation of Nanomechanical Suspended-core Optical Fibers

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Abstract

We present microstructured optical fibers exhibiting microelectromechanical functionality. Optical transmission is controlled by mechanical actuation through gas pressure, temperature, or electrostatically via fiber-embedded electrodes. We demonstrate light switching, other applications include sensing and nonlinear optics.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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