Wavelength conversion via dynamic refractive index tuning of a cavity

By Masaya Notomi, S. Mitsugi. 2006

191 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

1. Michal Lipson
2. Masaya Notomi
3. Qianfan Xu
4. Po Dong
5. M. Eichenfield
6. Oskar J. Painter

In Biomedical Engineering

1. Michal Lipson
2. Masaya Notomi

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Michal Lipson
2. Qianfan Xu
3. Stefan F. Preble
4. Masaya Notomi
5. Po Dong
6. Oskar J. Painter
7. M. Eichenfield
8. Keren Bergman

Citations in the corpus

• Actuation of micro-optomechanical systems via cavity-enhanced optical dipole forces (2007, background): “Other theoretical studies of the nonlinear dynamics of these systems have shown them to be useful for performing optical wavelength conversion and efficient optical-to-mechanical energy conversio”
• Manipulating light with strongly modulated photonic crystals (2010, methodology): “We performed a series of numerical experiments by undertaking electromagnetic simulations using the FDTD method [285, 286].”
• Breaking the delay-bandwidth limit in a photonic structure (2007, background): “When the resonator is adiabatically tuned, the spectral property of the light that is circulating in the resonator during the tuning process follows the spectral property of the resonance mod”
• Changing the colour of light in a silicon resonator (2007, background): “Notomi and Mitsugi showed that the physical effect behind this wavelength conversion process is the adiabatic tuning of an oscillator, which is a classical linear phenomenon commonly observed in oscillators, such as a guitar strin”