All-optical, fiber-optic modulator and logic gate using nonlinear refraction and absorption

The first demonstration to our knowledge of new all-optical logic gates and modulators that use nonlinear refraction and absorption to modify fiber-to-fiber coupling is reported. Results are presented for the AND, NOR, NOT, and XOR functions with better than 20-dB contrast ratio. Silicon (at lambda...

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Published in:Optics letters 1986-11, Vol.11 (11), p.751-753
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