Aplicaciones de la biestabilidad óptica

Miguel A. Muriel, José Antonio Martín Pereda

Published Jan 1, 1984• 0 citations

Abstract

The main application of hybrid Optical Bistable devices to optical Communication and Optical Computing are reported. The employed nonlinear has been liquid crystal that modelizes very well the general behaviour of OBD's.

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