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International Journal of Digital Communication and Networks (IJDCN) Volume 2, Issue 3, March 2015 Tristate and Gate Using Photonic Crystal T.Arjun, P.Nandhakumar, M.Rajendran Abstract - All optical logical gates based on Photonic crystal waveguides is a promising technique in future high speed all-optical signal processing. In this paper, Tristate AND gate is proposed using photonic crystal. To realize this, the photonic crystal is considered with a square lattice of dielectric rods which are surrounded by air. The circuit design carried out by using photonic suit AND gate. Tristate AND gate is designed by introducing defects in the photonic crystal and changing parameter values such as rod radius, lattice constant, dielectric constant. In this paper, the structure operates efficiently on the free space wavelength of 2.5nm with cross section of dielectric rods of 0.2nm. The refractive index of the square lattice dielectric rod is 2 and the 3 Kerr type non-linear rods have the same parameter values except refractive index have the value of 20. Keywords – All optical devices; Logical AND gate; Photonics Crystal; Waveguide and Kerr effect. I. INTRODUCTION Now a day’s photonics is a new research field and innovative domain till now most of the people don’t have the awareness about the emerging field. Photonics is the science of generating and harnessing light and other forms of radiant energy whose quantum unit is photon[1]. The science that includes the generation, emission, transmission, modulation, signal processing, switching, amplification, detection and sensing of light by lasers and other light sources. Whereas enabling technology of the 20th century was undoubtedly electronics, the 21st century is predicted to become the century of photonics[6]. Photonics greatly benefits from the advancement in electronics. In photonics, the logic gates are very important because each and every components and devices are designed based on the logical gates and where as in electronics, the digital circuits are designed based on logic gates. Logic gates are the basic building block of photonics. All optical logic gates are key elements in optical signal processing such as addressing, switching, header recognition, data encoding and encryption [2]. All optical logic Gates provide high performance in signal processing, computer networks and optical networks [3]. The Main objective of the project is to design and implement Tristate AND gate. II. PHOTONICS Photonics is the science that involves generation, emission, transmission, modulation, signal processing, switching, amplification and detection/sensing of light by lasers and other light sources whose goal was to use light to perform function [1]. The word photonics was born in a similar way that the word electronics derived from electron. Photonics describes components and systems that operate Manuscript received March, 2015 T.Arjun, Department of Electronics and Communication University College of Engineering Ariyalur – India. Email [email protected] P.Nandhakumar Department of Electronics and Communication University College of Engineering Ariyalur – India. Email Id : [email protected] M.Rajendran Department of Electronics and Communication University College of Engineering Ariyalur – India. Email Id : [email protected] Engg Id : with photons particle of light in the same way that the word electronics describes components and systems that operate with electrons. Though covering all light technical application over the whole spectrum, most photonic application are in the range of visible and near infra-red light. It was the development of the laser in which was invented in 1960’s and the low lose optical fiber that placed in optical domain as the next technological revolution and opened the new door in optics in the name of “photonics”. The word photonics derived from the Greek word “photos” which means light. it was appeared in the late 1960’s. Other developments followed, the laser diode in the 1970’s, optical fiber for transmitting information and erbium doped fiber amplifier. These inventions formed the basis for the telecommunications revolution of the late 20th century and provided infrastructure for the internet. Though coined earlier, the term photonics came into common use in the 1980s as fiber optic data transmission was adopted by telecommunications network operators. Photonics as a field focused largely on optical telecommunications. However Photonics covers a huge range of science and technology applications, including laser manufacturing, biological and chemical sensing, medical diagnostics and therapy, display technology and optical computing. Further growth of photonics is likely if current silicon photonics developments are successful [4]. I. OPERATION PRINCIPLE AN STRUCTURAL ANLAYSIS The basic logic gate AND operation is whenever all the inputs are high which produces high output. Otherwise the output is low. To realize, we considered two dimensional square lattice phonic crystals composed of cylindrical silicon rod shown in figure 1.b. Figure 1.a :): Band diagram of two dimensional square lattice photonic crystals. Engg Engg 18 All Rights Reserved © 2014 IJDCN International Journal of Digital Communication and Networks (IJDCN) Volume 2, Issue 3, March 2015 the output port. so we get low output. This is AND gate operation shown in figure 2. In a Tristate AND gate, give another input to the AND gate design. Using this third waveguide give the control input to the circuit. When both inputs and control inputs are high then only get a high output, because no standing waves are produced. In any one of the input is low and the control signal is low/high the standing waves are produced by the Kerr type non-linear rods. This standing waves block the output port, so the output is low. Figure1.b :) schematic diagram of 2D photonic crystal lattice The Rod has the refractive index of 0.2nm. Free space wavelength of the Rod is 2.5nm and alpha and delta values are 2754. The structure consists of Kerr type nonlinear rods and T-branch waveguide. The rod Refractive index of the 3 Kerr type nonlinear rods is 20. The main structure of the device is the line defect .The structure consists of a bent waveguide with three embedded Kerr-effect nonlinear rods and a T-branch waveguide. The Kerr effect is a nonlinear interaction of light in a medium with an instantaneous response, related to the nonlinear electronic polarization [1].The Kerr effect is a nonlinear optical effect occurring when intense light propagates in crystals and glasses, but also in other media such as gases. Its physical origin is a nonlinear polarization generated in the medium, which itself modifies the propagation properties of the light. In particular, the refractive index for the high intensity light beam itself is modified according to ∆n=n2I (1) With the non-linear index n2 and optical intensity I. The n2 value of a medium can be measured e.g. with the z-scan technique. Note that in addition to the Kerr effect, electrostriction can significantly contribute to the value of the nonlinear index [3&4]. The electric field of light causes density variations (acoustic waves) which themselves influence the refractive index via the photo elastic effect. That mechanism, however, occurs on a much longer time scale and is thus relevant only for relatively slow power modulations, but not for Ultra short pulses. Fused silica, as used e.g. for silica fibers, has a nonlinear index of ≈ 3 × 10−16 cm2/W. For soft glasses and particularly for semiconductors, it can be much higher, because it depends strongly on the band gap energy. The nonlinearity is also often negative for photon energies above roughly 70% of the band gap energy (self-defocusing nonlinearity). The time and frequency dependent refractive index change leads to self-phase modulation and Kerr lensing, for different overlapping light beams also to cross-phase modulation. Note that the effective refractive index increase caused by some intense beam for other beams is twice as large as that according to the equation shown above, assuming that both beams are in the same polarization state[4]. The waveguides are formed by the removal of some of the rods from a photonic crystal by introducing line defects, which consists of a square lattice of infinite circular rods made of linear dielectric material embedded in air. The three red rods creating the bend are considered to be of Kerr-type nonlinear material with a relative dielectric constant of 20 and the same radius as the linear rods. When both inputs are high, then only we get high output. Because no standing waves are produced .in other cases standing waves are produced by the Kerr type nonlinear rods, this waves block Figure 2 :) Schematic diagram of photonic Tri-state AND gate II. SIMULATION RESULT The simulation result of Tri-state AND gate depicts that when all the three input ports are high, the output is high due to Kerr effect which shown in figure 3.a and result is verified from graph. Figure 3.a :)Output of Tri-state AND gate when two inputs and control input high Figure 3.a.1 ) Graph result of Tri-state AND gate which consists of three inputs are high The simulation results which shown in figure 3. b & 3. c indicate that when any one of the input is low, the output is low. 19 All Rights Reserved © 2014 IJDCN International Journal of Digital Communication and Networks (IJDCN) Volume 2, Issue 3, March 2015 [6] H.J.Caulfield and S.Dolev, “Why future supercomputing requires optics”, Nano photonics 4(5), 261- 263(2010). [7] R. H. Stolen and A. Ashkin, “Optical Kerr effect in glass waveguide”, Appl. Phys. Lett. 22, 294 (1973). [8] M. Sheik-Bahae et al., “Dispersion and band-gap scaling of the electronic Kerr effect in solids associated with two-photon absorption”, Phys. Rev. Lett. 65 (1), 96 (1990). [9] E. L. Buckland and R. W. Boyd, “Electrostrictive contribution to the intensity-dependent refractive index of optical fibers”, Opt. Lett. 21 (15), 1117 (1996). [10] E. L. Buckland and R. W. Boyd, “Measurement of the frequency response of the electrostrictive nonlinearity in optical fibers”, Opt. Lett. 22 (10), 676 (1997). Figure 3..b:)output of Tri-state AND gate when two inputs are high and one input is low Figure 2.c:)output of Tri-state AND gate when two inputs are high and one input is low V. CONCLUSION The performance of a novel architecture for a Tri-state AND gate based on a photonic crystal interference bent waveguide with three embedded Kerr-type nonlinear rods and a T-branch waveguide has been proposed and demonstrated. The mechanism explained in this paper may be easily extrapolated to other Photonic crystal configurations made of holes with some of them filled with a nonlinear Material, which is more feasible in an experimental device. As the use of photonic crystal Technology facilitates further large-scale optical integration. The proposed Tri-state logic gate is very useful and requires low power consumption. 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