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All-optical bistable switching in curved microfiber-coupled photonic crystal resonators
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PhotonicsAll-optical Bistable SwitchingQuantum PhotonicsOptical MaterialsAll-optical SwitchingEngineeringOptical PropertiesIngaasp Quantum WellsApplied PhysicsThreshold Bistable PowerOptical SwitchingMicro-optical ComponentQuantum Photonic DevicePhotonic DeviceOptoelectronicsPhotonic CrystalsNanophotonics
The authors report low-power optical bistability under continuous wave pumping conditions in five-cell photonic crystal linear resonators containing InGaAsP quantum wells, by employing the fiber-coupling technique. The threshold bistable power is measured to be 35μW at the normalized detuning of −1.724. Owing to the high band-edge nonlinearities of quantum wells and the efficient fiber coupling, minimal instability is observed. In addition, all-optical switching is demonstrated with switching energy less than 75.4fJ.
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