Electerical Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology
Abstract
In this paper the simulation and design of a quantum-film electro-optic switch is considered. This photonic device, is made from a new organic dipolar material called MNA or 2-methyl-4 nitroaniline, which possesses a high merit in comparison with it's inorganic counterparts (e.g. LiNbO3, GaAs, InSb, Quartz, etc). Montecarlo method is used to simulate the photon-it-electron interaction in this material and the introduced physical model is based on wave-particle nature of light to demonstrate the Pokiels' Electro-optic effect in M7NA optical switch. The main advantages of this design are wide optical bandwidth (0.5-2 microns wavelength), low power consumption and high speed data transmission.
Kaatuzian, H., Adibi, A. (1995). Simulation and Design of an Organic Quantum Film Electrooptic Switch. International Journal of Engineering, 8(4), 191-198.
MLA
H. Kaatuzian; A. Adibi. "Simulation and Design of an Organic Quantum Film Electrooptic Switch". International Journal of Engineering, 8, 4, 1995, 191-198.
HARVARD
Kaatuzian, H., Adibi, A. (1995). 'Simulation and Design of an Organic Quantum Film Electrooptic Switch', International Journal of Engineering, 8(4), pp. 191-198.
VANCOUVER
Kaatuzian, H., Adibi, A. Simulation and Design of an Organic Quantum Film Electrooptic Switch. International Journal of Engineering, 1995; 8(4): 191-198.
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