Optical signal processing using nonlinear semiconductor microring resonators
By V. Van, T. Ibrahim, Philippe P. Absil, F. Johnson, R. Grover, P. Ho. 2002
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Fabrication and analysis of add-drop filters based on microring resonators in SiN (2004, background): “High-index-contrast (HIC) microring resonators have been investigated for add-drop filters [1,2], lasers [3] and various non-linear switches [4].”
- Nonlinear Optics in Doped Silica Glass Integrated Waveguide Structures (2008, methodology): “The effect we demonstrate here (FWM) is a third-order nonlinear process, where two pump photons at a frequency ω pump are converted, inside a dielectric medium, into one idler and one signal photon at the frequencies ω idler and ω signal , respectively, in accordance with energy ”
- Electro–optically tunable microring resonators in lithium niobate (2007, methodology): “he i-th layer can be calculated from the applied voltage V using the continuity of 12 the vertical component of the electric displacement eld D i: 8 >< >: X i E id i= V D i= 0 iE i= const (6) Therefore, the eld in the lithium niobate layer is given by: E LN = V LN P i d i i = V d eff (7)”
- A fast low-power optical memory based on coupled micro-ring lasers (2004, background): “An optical memory or bistable element has been demonstrate”
- All-optical AND/NAND logic gates using semiconductor microresonators (2003, background): “THEORY The nonlinearity used in our gates is the change in refractive index from free carriers generated by two-photon absorption (TPA) [7].”
- Experimental realization of an on-chip all-optical analogue to electromagnetically induced transparency (2006, methodology): “By tuning the resonator system, the system would enable applications for on-chip optical interconnects and optical processing, where light storage and non-linear components [ 5 ] could be achieved using microns-size integrated silicon devices.”