Reflective magneto-optical switch
A magneto-optical switch, reflective technology, applied in optics, nonlinear optics, electromagnetic wave transmission systems, etc., can solve the problems of low driving voltage, difficult array integration, low switching speed, etc., to achieve low driving voltage and high magnetic field utilization. , the effect of reducing energy consumption
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[0028] As shown in Figures 1-4, a light beam enters the first rectangular prism RAP1 from the right, and then enters the polarizing beam splitter PBS. The polarization component parallel to the light incident plane is defined as S light, and the polarization component perpendicular to the light incident plane is defined as P light. In the polarizing beam splitter PBS, the S light is reflected and the P light is transmitted, forming two outgoing light rays whose polarization planes are perpendicular to each other. Using the second right-angle prism RAP2 and the polarization beam splitter PBS, two mutually perpendicular light rays enter the polarization rotation element PRE in parallel. The S light and the P light enter the third right-angle shuttle mirror RAP3 from the polarization rotation element PRE, pass through the polarization rotation element PRE in reverse, and finally enter the second right-angle prism RAP2 and the polarization beam splitter PBS.
[0029] When PRE is ...
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