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22 December 1989 Nonlinear Optical Properties And Optical Bistability In CdS And ZnSe Crystals
J. Grohs, A. Schmidt, M. Kunz, C. Weber, A. Daunois, B. Schehr, A. Rupp, W. Dotter, F. Werner, C. Klingshirn
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Proceedings Volume 1127, Nonlinear Optical Materials II; (1989) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.961396
Event: 1989 International Congress on Optical Science and Engineering, 1989, Paris, France
Abstract
In this paper we present our investigations concerning thermally induced optical bistability (OB) in CdS and ZnSe. With CdS platelet type single crystals basic boolean functions are realized. The possibilities of cascadability and parallelity of the information processing and the switching dynamics of the system are examined. Further on the effect of optical noise upon the switching process and the instable branch of the hysteresis loop are measured. In ZnSe both absorptive and dispersive OB are observed. An efficient opto-electric modulator is built using the photothermal SEED-effect.
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J. Grohs, A. Schmidt, M. Kunz, C. Weber, A. Daunois, B. Schehr, A. Rupp, W. Dotter, F. Werner, and C. Klingshirn "Nonlinear Optical Properties And Optical Bistability In CdS And ZnSe Crystals", Proc. SPIE 1127, Nonlinear Optical Materials II, (22 December 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.961396
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KEYWORDS
Switching

Crystals

Cadmium sulfide

Switches

Nonlinear optical materials

Bistability

Nonlinear crystals

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