Investigation reveals the mechanical Kerr effect modulates probe modes in nanobeam cavities, suggesting new applications in filters and sensors.
The mechanical Kerr effect in optomechanical photonic crystal nanobeam cavities is investigated, where high-power light induces deformation to modulate probe modes, enabling all-optical tunable photonic applications such as filters, sensors, and communication devices.
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