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Optical signal routing device designed with compound semiconductor heterostructure

Hironori Tsukamoto, Thomas D. Boone, and Jerry M. Woodall

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Abstract

A concept of novel semiconductor optical signal routing device is proposed for short-distance optical communication. We show that the optical signals can be spatially delivered to output-fibers by biasing AlGaAs/GaAs heterostructure device instead of micromirrors.

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