Applied Physics Letters

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26 Aug 2008

A light-controlled light modulator

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Abstract

A fast resonantly enhanced light-controlled light modulator is demonstrated. Optical switching action is obtained with driving laser pulses with intensities as low as 2 kW/cm2. The switching mechanism is the optical nonlinearity due to adiabatic following for the single photon resonance.

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