Author Affiliations
Chongqing Key Laboratory of Green Energy Materials Technology and Systems, College of Science, Chongqing University of Technology, Chongqing 400054, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Photorefractive InP∶Fe two-wave mixing scheme
Fig. 2. Theoretical curves of gain coefficient varying with pump intensity at different temperatures when θ=5° and E0=5 kV·cm-1. (a) 290 K; (b) 298 K; (c) 306 K; (d) 314 K
Fig. 3. Theoretical curves of gain coefficient varying with pump intensity under different weak applied electric fields when θ=5° and T=298 K. (a) 0 kV·cm-1; (b) 0.2 kV·cm-1; (c) 0.4 kV·cm-1; (d) 0.6 kV·cm-1
Fig. 4. Theoretical curves of gain coefficient varying with pump intensity under different applied electric field when θ=5° and T=298 K. (a) 2 kV·cm-1; (b) 3 kV·cm-1; (c) 4 kV·cm-1; (d) 5 kV·cm-1
Fig. 5. Theoretical curves of gain coefficient varying with applied electric field when θ=5°, T=298 K, and Ip=218 mW·cm-2
Fig. 6. Theoretical curves of gain coefficient varying with incident angle under different applied electric fields when T=298 K and Ip=218 mW·cm-2. (a) 2 kV·cm-1; (b) 4 kV·cm-1; (c) 5 kV·cm-1
Fig. 7. Theoretical curves of gain coefficient varying with incident angle under different pump light intensities when T=298 K and E0=5 kV·cm-1. (a) 90 mW·cm-2; (b) 150 mW·cm-2; (c) 218 mW·cm-2
Fig. 8. Experimental setup of InP∶Fe two-wave coupling under external electric field
Fig. 9. Variation curves of experimental gain coefficient with pump beam intensity under different applied electric fields when T=298 K and θ=5°. (a) 2.6 kV·cm-1; (b) 3.8 kV·cm-1; (c) 5 kV·cm-1
Fig. 10. Variation curve of experimental gain coefficient with applied electric field when T=298 K, Ip=345 mW·cm-2, and θ=5°
Fig. 11. Variation curve of experimental gain coefficient with incident angle when T=298 K, Ip= 345 mW·cm-2, and E0=5.1 kV·cm-1
Parameter | Expression |
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Total Fe density total NT /cm-3 | 1023 | ND-NA /cm-3 | 1022 | Refractive index of InP | n=3.29 | Electro-optic coefficient of InP /(pm·V-1) | γ41=1.34 | Recombination coefficient /(cm3·s-1) | Cn=4×10-8,Cp=2.5×10-8 | Photoionization cross section /cm2 | σn=4×10-19,σp=11×10-18 | Thermal emission rate /s-1 | =1.14×10-12T2exp(-7304.3/T),≈0 |
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Table 1. InP∶Fe parameters relevant to photorefractive effect