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Section IIIf: Composite materials, sensors, transducers, and energy converters

PLZT optical shutter with copper electrodes by electroless plating

Kunihiro Nagata Department of Electrical Engineering, The National Defense Academy, 239, Yokosuka, Japan
Pages 247-252 | Received 28 Aug 1989, Published online: 10 Feb 2011

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K. Nagata, T. Kiyota & M. Furuno. (1992) Long-size electro-optic PLZT ceramics fabricated by doctor blade method. Ferroelectrics 128:1, pages 49-54.
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Qi Wang Song, Xu-Ming Wang & Rebecca Bussjager. (1996) High-efficiency electro-optic grating switch with improved performance. Applied Optics 35:35, pages 7031.
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