Using a perturbative approach, we perform a quantitative three-dimensional analysis of slow-light enhanced traveling wave amplification in an active semiconductor photonic crystal waveguide. The impact of slow-light propagation on the carrier-depletion-induced nonlinear gain saturation of the device is investigated. An effective rate-equation-based model is presented. It is shown that it well a...

The dynamical properties of an optical parametric amplifier with an added fourth-order (Kerreffect term) nonlinearity are studied by means of a computer simulation of a semiclassical nonlinear Langevin formulation. The transient statistics above threshold are analyzed in detail, and the relevance of the present results for the production of squeezed light in traveling-wave devices is finally di...

Due to the wide variations in fluorescence and light scatter signals produced by different types of cells and particles, researchers using flow cytometry often devote significant time and sample optimizing amplifier gains and PMT voltage settings. It would simplify operation if these settings could be locked down at the factory, but how would the cytometer then capture this wide range of variat...

We reports operating condition of a modified architecture of all-optical wavelength-selective switch controlled by a single light. Switching characteristics in a proposed circuit are analyzed with regard to their phase dependence. Keywordsoptical switch; asymmetric X-junction coupler; Raman amplifier; wavelength-selective; Integrated optics; Optical waveguide; Wide wavelength range

In this paper, an ultra-low-noise amplifier with frequency band switching capability is designed, simulated and fabricated. The two frequency ranges of this amplifier consist of the 2.4 to 2.5 GHz and 3.1 GHz to 3.15 GHz frequency bands. The designed amplifier has a noise figure of less than 1dB, a minimum gain of 23 dB and a VSWR of less than 2 in the whole frequency band. The design process s...

In this paper, analysis, simulation and design of a distributed amplifier (DA) with 0.13µm CMOS technology in the frequency range of 3-40 GHz is presented. Gain cell is a current reused circuit which is optimum in gain, noise figure, bandwidth and also power dissipation. To improve the noise performance in the frequency range of interest, a T-matching low pass filter LC network which is utilize...

a complete procedure for the design of w-band low noise amplifier in mmic technology is presented. the design is based on a simultaneously power and noise matched technique. for implementing the method, scalable bilateral transistor model parameters should be first extracted. the model is also used for transmission line utilized in the amplifier circuit. in the presented method, input/output ma...