Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Fast infrared self-focusing in photorefractive InP:Fe Photorefractive self-focusing temporal dynamic is characterized experimentally in InP:Fe semiconductor and the results are found to be in good agreement with a theoreticalmodel. Short response time (10ìs) aremeasured for relatively low intensities (10W/cm2). Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Fast infrared self-focusing in photorefractive InP:Fe Photorefractive self-focusing temporal dynamic is characterized experimentally in InP:Fe semiconductor and the results are found to be in good agreement with a theoreticalmodel. Short response time (10ìs) aremeasured for relatively low intensities (10W/cm2). Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Cellular based simulation of semiconductors thin films Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Micro pulling down growth of Fe-doped LiNbO3 crystal fibers for optical waveguide engraving Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Second Harmonic Generation and related second order Nonlinear Optics In this lecture, the principles of Optical Second Harmonic Generation in Non Linear second order crystals is explained, along with other second order Non Linearities. Applications are then presented. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Outils mathématiques et numériques pour la physique C Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Polarization Optics After a brief introduction to polarization optics, this lecture reviews the basic formalisms for dealing with it: Jones Calculus for totally polarized light and Stokes parameters associated to Mueller Calculus for partially polarized light. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Photorefractive effect in InP:Fe under Gaussian illumination at telecommunication wavelengths Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Optical Phase Conjugation Optical Phase Conjugation is a third order non linear peculiar phenomenon occurring in many non linear crystals. Its principles and applications are reviewed. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Photorefractivity This is a basic lecture on photorefractivity: its principle as a low power optical non linearity are shown and applications are reviewed Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Champs et propagation C Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago InterCell: a Software Suite for Rapid Prototyping and Parallel Execution of Fine Grained Applications InterCell is an open and operational software suite for implementation, code generation and interactive simulation of fine grained parallel computational models. This article describes the software architecture, some use cases from physics and cortical networks as well as first performance measurements. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Photorefractive effect in InP:Fe under Gaussian illumination at telecommunication wavelengths Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago InterCell: a Software Suite for Rapid Prototyping and Parallel Execution of Fine Grained Applications InterCell is an open, operational software suite for implementation, code generation and interactive simulation of fine grained parallel computational models. This article describes the software architecture, some use cases from physics and cortical networks as well as first performance measurements. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Optimized sub-wavelength grating mirror design for mid infrared wavelength range Several subwavelength grating mirrors have been designed for VCSEL application in mid-infrared wavelength range (λ = 2.3 µm). These mirrors are automatically optimized thanks to a global algorithm which maximizes a specially defined quality factor for VCSEL top mirrors. Three different designs based on Si/SiO2, AlGaSb/GaSb and GaAs/AlOx are simulated and exhibit bandwidth as large as 206 nm. Also, the bandwidth is polarisation selective with a TM reflection coefficient higher than 99.9 % while TE coefficient is kept below 90 %. These reflectors present several fabrication solutions with a trade off between technological limitations, tolerances in regard to the fabrication error and mirror quality. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Optimized sub-wavelength grating mirror design for mid-infrared wavelength range We present the design of a sub-wavelength grating mirror optimized for integration in mid-IR VCSEL. The definition of a quality factor adapted to VCSEL requirements and maximized by an optimization algorithm allowed us to obtain a polarization selective and high reflectivity structure showing several percent of tolerance. The design of the SGM mirror can easily be adapted to the technological constraints of the manufacturers by adjusting the limitations defined for the automated optimization process. Indeed, the comparison between different technological constraints shows that a better accuracy of the etching process results in an increase of the quality of the mirror. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Optimized sub-wavelength grating mirror design for mid-infrared wavelength range Several designs of sub-wavelength grating mirrors adapted to mid-infrared operation are reported with several percents of tolerance for the grating fabrication. These designs have been automatically optimized by the use of a genetic-based algorithm to maximize a quality factor defined to meet the requirements of a VCSEL cavity mirror. These mirrors are devoted to an integration in VCSEL operating near λ=2.3 µm, with a large bandwidth, very high reflectivity coefficient for transverse magnetic mode only, polarization selectivity and a thickness as low as 2 µm. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Optimized sub-wavelength grating mirror design for mid-infrared wavelength range We present the design of a sub-wavelength grating mirror optimized for integration in mid-IR VCSEL. The definition of a quality factor adapted to VCSEL requirements and maximized by an optimization algorithm allowed us to obtain a polarization selective and high reflectivity structure showing several percent of tolerance. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Optimized subwavelength grating mirror design for mid-infrared wavelength range Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block
Nicolas Fressengeas @fresseng · activity timestamp 10 years ago Optimized GaAs High Contrast Grating Design and Fabrication for Mid-infrared Application at 2.3 μm A GaAs high contrast grating design has been optimized for a mid-infrared VCSEL application through the use of an optimization algorithm. Reflection spectra of an experimental grating with dimensions within the computed tolerances are in a correct agreement with the simulations. Reply Boost Like More actions Copy link Flag this media Block