Micro-resonator based all-optical transistor
B. D. Clader, S. M. Hendrickson

TL;DR
This paper proposes a theoretical design for a high-speed, low-loss all-optical transistor using a micro-resonator interacting with Rubidium vapor, demonstrating effective switching with minimal loss and rapid response.
Contribution
It introduces a novel micro-resonator based all-optical transistor design utilizing electromagnetically induced absorption for efficient light switching.
Findings
Switch contrast >25 dB
Loss <0.5 dB
Switching time ~100 ps
Abstract
We present theoretical estimates for a high-speed, low-loss, all-optical transistor using a micro-resonator device, whose fields interact evanescently with Rubidium vapor. We use a four-level electromagnetically induced absorption scheme to couple the light fields of the transistor. We show results indicating that a weak control beam can switch a much stronger signal beam, with contrast of greater than 25 dB and loss less than 0.5 dB. The switching timescale is on the order of 100 ps.
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