In this work we will show that it is possible to probe the Er/sup 3+/ defect in-situ during domain inversion offering the potential to study the spatial extension of the perturbations associated with a moving domain wall and to develop an active feedback system for electron beam or light-induced domain inversion.
In-situ confocal luminescence microscopy study of lithium niobate during domain inversion
2005-01-01
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