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Asymmetric transmission device using Fe-doped KTaxNb1–xO3 crystal

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Abstract

A new type of asymmetric optical transmission device based on contradirectional two-wave mixing between an incident beam and its backward-scattering beams in Fe-doped KTaxNb1–xO3 crystal is demonstrated. The transmittance ratio of the beams propagating in opposite directions can be adjusted by a change in the angle between the incident beam and the c axis; the maximum ratio is nearly 50:1 at only one incident beam. Approximate solutions of two opposite transmittances are derived and discussed. It is possible to use this device as an optical isolator or an optical diode.

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