Crystal ion slicing can fabricate microns-thin-films from bulk, single-crystal metal oxides, which are important materials in optical, microwave, and electrical applications. These thin-films maintain single-crystal properties, which are very difficult to achieve in other thin-film technologies such as epitaxial growth. In this paper, ion-slicing technique is reviewed briefly from a process, material, and device perspective. The demonstrated applications in integrated optics are listed, along with a complete reference to ion-slicing related publications.
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