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Functionally All-Optical Bistable p-i-p-i-n Device with Asymmetric GaAs/AlAs Coupled Quantum Well Absorption Layers and an AlAs Resistive Layer

Yasunori Tokuda, Yuji Abe, and Noriaki Tsukada

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Abstract

Optical bistabilities have been receiving considerable attention for potential application in future ultra-high performance information processing. Especially an all optical bistable function, which can be achieved at low input power, seems to be very promising.1

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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