Nonlinear resonators for all-optical signal processing

Nonlinear resonators for all-optical signal processing

All-optical signal processing will be used in future communication networks. We discuss a new and generic scheme for such devices. The basic configuration comprises an asymmetric resonator within an active or passive nonlinear medium. This arrangement enables all-optical flip-flop operation and swit...

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Superior document:Karlsruhe Series in Photonics & Communications
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Maitra, Ayan
Year of Publication:2007
Language:English
Series:Karlsruhe Series in Photonics & Communications
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (XX,126 p. p.)
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All-optical signal processing will be used in future communication networks. We discuss a new and generic scheme for such devices. The basic configuration comprises an asymmetric resonator within an active or passive nonlinear medium. This arrangement enables all-optical flip-flop operation and switching with a reduced threshold. In addition, a novel optical isolator concept based on resonator asymmetries is is introduced. The model is also applicable to photonic crystal based resonators.
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