1 November 2004 Theoretical study of implementing all-optical digital logic based on three-order diffraction of light by coherent acoustic phonons in single crystals
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Abstract
An attempt is made to use the phenomenon of three-order light diffraction with direct transitions between all the optical modes in uniaxial single crystals for the implementation of all-optical logic-based devices. The exact and closed analytical model for describing this strongly nonlinear phenomenon is exploited to consider the feasibility of applying such an effect to perform all-optical switching. An opportunity for designing two versions of the key components for all-optical J-K flip-flops and the possibility of arranging a 3-bit digital register are revealed and algorithmically estimated.
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Alexandre S. Shcherbakov, Eduardo Javier Rodriguez, and Arturo Aguirre López "Theoretical study of implementing all-optical digital logic based on three-order diffraction of light by coherent acoustic phonons in single crystals," Optical Engineering 43(11), (1 November 2004). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1805564
Published: 1 November 2004
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KEYWORDS
Diffraction

Crystals

Acoustics

Switching

Digital electronics

Logic

Phonons

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