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Toshiaki Suhara

Toshiaki Suhara

D-Index & Metrics

Electronics and Electrical Engineering

D-Index
32
Citations
4457
World Ranking
6304
National Ranking
269

Overview

Toshiaki Suhara is affiliated with Osaka University in Japan. Their academic career is connected to this institution, where they contribute to research and scholarship.

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Best Publications

  • Integrated optics components and devices using periodic structures

    T. Suhara;H. Nishihara

  • Theoretical analysis of waveguide second-harmonic generation phase matched with uniform and chirped gratings

    T. Suhara;H. Nishihara

  • An integrated‐optic disk pickup device

    Shogo Ura;Toshiaki Suhara;Hiroshi Nishihara;Jiro Koyama

  • Waveguide nonlinear-optic devices

    Toshiaki Suhara;Masatoshi Fujimura

  • High-efficiency LiNbO/sub 3/ waveguide second-harmonic generation devices with ferroelectric-domain-inverted gratings fabricated by applying voltage

    K. Kintaka;M. Fujimura;T. Suhara;H. Nishihara

  • Waveguide holograms: A new approach to hologram integration

    Toshiaki Suhara;Hiroshi Nishihara;Jiro Koyama

  • LiNbO(3) waveguide second-harmonic-generation device phase matched with a fan-out domain-inverted grating.

    Y. Ishigame;Toshiaki Suhara;Hiroshi Nishihara

  • Wavelength-conversion type picosecond optical switching using a waveguide QPM-SHG/DFG device

    H. Ishizuki;T. Suhara;M. Fujimura;H. Nishihara

  • Measurement of reduction in SHG coefficient of LiNbO/sub 3/ by proton exchanging

    T. Suhara;H. Tazaki;H. Nishihara

  • Graded-index Fresnel lenses for integrated optics

    T. Suhara;K. Kobayashi;H. Nishihara;J. Koyama

  • Generation of quantum-entangled twin photons by waveguide nonlinear-optic devices

    Toshiaki Suhara

  • Ferroelectric-domain inversion induced by SiO2 cladding for LiNbO3 waveguide SHG

    M. Fujimura;T. Suhara;H. Nishihara

  • LiNbO/sub 3/ waveguide quasi-phase-matching second harmonic generation devices with ferroelectric-domain-inverted gratings formed by electron-beam scanning

    M. Fujimura;K. Kintaka;T. Suhara;H. Nishihara

  • Fabrication of domain-inverted gratings in MgO:LiNbO3 by applying voltage under ultraviolet irradiation through photomask at room temperature

    M. Fujimura;T. Sohmura;T. Suhara

  • Monolithic integrated-optic position/displacement sensor using waveguide gratings and QW-DFB laser

    T. Suhara;T. Taniguchi;M. Uemukai;H. Nishihara

  • Integrated-optic wavelength multi- and demultiplexers using a chirped grating and an ion-exchanged waveguide.

    Toshiaki Suhara;Juha Viljanen;Matti Leppihalme

  • Semiconductor Laser Fundamentals

    Toshiaki Suhara

  • Quasi-Phase-Matched Waveguide Devices for Generation of Postselection-Free Polarization-Entangled Twin Photons

    T. Suhara;G. Nakaya;J. Kawashima;M. Fujimura

  • Holocoupler: A novel coupler for optical circuits

    H. Nishihara;S. Inohara;T. Suhara;J. Koyama

  • Generation of Polarization-Entangled Photons by Type-II Quasi-Phase-Matched Waveguide Nonlinear-Optic Device

    T. Suhara;H. Okabe;M. Fujimura

  • Off-plane computer-generated waveguide hologram

    M. Li;J. Bengtsson;M. Hagberg;A. Larsson

  • Direct writing of optical gratings using a scanning electron microscope.

    Hiroshi Nishihara;Yuichi Handa;Toshiaki Suhara;Jiro Koyama

Frequent Co-Authors

Hiroshi Nishihara
Hiroshi Nishihara Tokyo University of Science

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