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Date of Patent:
Jul. 26, 2005

Filed:

May. 06, 1998
Applicants:

Michael Herman Koch, Erskineville, AU;

Robert Norman Lamb, Engadine, AU;

Gock Leong Mar, Lane Cove, AU;

Peter Yorke Timbrell, Ontario, CA;

Inventors:

Michael Herman Koch, Erskineville, AU;

Robert Norman Lamb, Engadine, AU;

Gock Leong Mar, Lane Cove, AU;

Peter Yorke Timbrell, Ontario, CA;

Assignee:

Unisearch Limited, Randwick, AU;

Attorney:
Primary Examiner:
Int. Cl.
CPC ...
B05D005/06 ; C23C016/00 ;
U.S. Cl.
CPC ...
Abstract

A method of manufacture of a substantially continuous circumferential coating on a non-planar substrate, is disclosed the method comprising the steps of: utilising a substantially non directional deposition technique and a substantially static substrate deposition geometry to deposit the coating. Coatings can be deposited which include piezoelectric modulation characteristics or electro-optic modulation characteristics. Ideally the coating has semiconducting properties. The type of coating ideally includes Zinc-Oxide coatings. The non directional deposition technique can comprise chemical vapor deposition via single source chemical vapor deposition. Suitable substrates include optical fibers which are clamped onto a substantially planar heating surface during the deposition. The optical fiber can be clamped at a portion of the length of the fiber which is located at one end of a heating surface during the deposition such that movement of a free end of the optical fiber is limited to movement substantially along the axis of the optical fiber.


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