The permissible optical input power of a semiconductor optical switch/modulator for maintaining high performances was derived by taking account of reduction of internal electric field due to absorption-induced photo-current. It was found that the extinction ratio degrades with the increase of absorbed optical power. The permissible optical input power, at which the extinction ratio decreases 3 dB, was found to be higher than 20 mW for reflection type optical switch/modulator.
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Kazuhiko SHIMOMURA, Masahiro ASADA, Shigehisa ARAI, "Permissible Optical Input Power in a Semiconductor Optical Switch/Modulator Using Electric Field Effect" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E73-E, no. 4, pp. 491-493, April 1990, doi: .
Abstract: The permissible optical input power of a semiconductor optical switch/modulator for maintaining high performances was derived by taking account of reduction of internal electric field due to absorption-induced photo-current. It was found that the extinction ratio degrades with the increase of absorbed optical power. The permissible optical input power, at which the extinction ratio decreases 3 dB, was found to be higher than 20 mW for reflection type optical switch/modulator.
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