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Characteristics of Optical Bistability in CdsxSe1-x Doped Glass with Channel Waveguide Structure

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Abstract

CdsxSe1-x doped glasses are a new and developing nonlinear optical material in the 1980s[1]. During to local field enhaned effect of small semiconductor crystallite particles in glass matrix, large optical-nonlinearity of CdsxSe1-x doped glass material have been shown. When ratio of surface to volume is increased by decreasing crystallite size, carrier recombination on the crystallite surfaces should be the dominant process. As a result, carrier recombination rate should be about pico-second[2].

© 1992 Optical Society of America

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