Direction-Dependent Switching in Nonlinear Chirped Gratings
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Abstract
Chirped gratings with uniform Kerr nonlinearity are numerically demonstrated to have direction-dependent switching behavior, which is caused by the different energy storage between the two incident directions. This effect can find useful applications such as optical diode and optical switch-isolator.
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LIU Jun-min, LIAO Chang-jun, LIU Song-hao, XU Wen-cheng. Direction-Dependent Switching in Nonlinear Chirped Gratings[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(4): 285-288.
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LIU Jun-min, LIAO Chang-jun, LIU Song-hao, XU Wen-cheng. Direction-Dependent Switching in Nonlinear Chirped Gratings[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(4): 285-288.
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LIU Jun-min, LIAO Chang-jun, LIU Song-hao, XU Wen-cheng. Direction-Dependent Switching in Nonlinear Chirped Gratings[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(4): 285-288.
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LIU Jun-min, LIAO Chang-jun, LIU Song-hao, XU Wen-cheng. Direction-Dependent Switching in Nonlinear Chirped Gratings[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1996, 13(4): 285-288.
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