Polarization-selective magneto-optical modulation
arXiv:2208.08148 · doi:10.1063/5.0128647
Abstract
We study magneto-optical coupling in a ferrimagnetic sphere resonator made of Yttrium iron garnet. We find that the resonator can be operated in the telecom band as a polarization-selective optical modulator. Intermodulation gain can be employed in the nonlinear regime for amplification.
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