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Optical Transistor Based on a Photorefractive Ring Cavity

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Abstract

The invention of electronic transistors revolutionized the field of electronics. There have been many attempts to achieve transistor action in different optical circuits [1]. Photorefractive materials possess features (strong response at low power levels and parallel processing) which are convenient for realization of optical circuits that, are functionally similar to different, electronic devices [2]. We use these advantages to propose an optical transistor based on a bidirectional PR ring resonator, whose operation is functionally similar to the operation of a bipolar junction transistor.

© 1996 IEEE

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