Opto-optical gate in nonlinear integrated optics

Naoum, R.; Salah-Belkhodja, F.

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“…Such a device is one in which one optical signal affects the propagation characteristics of another, 2 and opto-optical techniques have been explored for a wide range of physical systems. Thus the underlying optical interactions have been considered to occur in dyes and polymers, 2-11 liquid crystals, [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] inorganic nonlinear optical media, [22][23][24][25][26][27][28] and semiconductors. [29][30][31][32][33][34][35] Besides their basic transmission interactions, some opto-optical systems have included gratings, interferometers, and lasers.…”

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Power self-regulation in double-pass high-gain laser amplifiers

Casperson

2000

Journal of Applied Physics

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Gain saturation and high-power pulsed operation of GaSb-based tapered diode lasers with separately contacted ridge and tapered section Double-pass laser amplifiers can provide automatic passive regulation of the power in an optical signal. This regulation can significantly reduce the amplitude noise on a laser beam that is intended as a continuous wave light source. Analytic expressions are derived to describe the optical-noise-reduction region of double-pass amplifier operation and the dependence of the self-regulation properties on gain, saturation, and mirror reflectivity.

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Power self-regulation in double-pass high-gain laser amplifiers

Casperson

2000

Journal of Applied Physics

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All Optical Light Deflection and Displacement Using Nonlinear Slab Waveguide

Mishra

Konar

2004

Fiber and Integrated Optics

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The possibility of all optical control of light deflection and displacement through a planar nonlinear waveguide has been discussed in this article. In this scheme a strong command beam controls the propagation characteristics of a weak signal beam in a nonlinear waveguide. Employing variational approach, we have established a set of coupled nonlinear equations for the displacement of the center of gravity, beam size, deflection angle, and beam divergence of the signal beam. These equations have been solved numerically to confirm the possibility of all optical control of deflection and displacement of a signal beam by a command beam.

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Opto-optical gate in nonlinear integrated optics

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Power self-regulation in double-pass high-gain laser amplifiers

Power self-regulation in double-pass high-gain laser amplifiers

All Optical Light Deflection and Displacement Using Nonlinear Slab Waveguide

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