Optoelectronic devices using persistent photoconductivity

Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – Using a hologram as an optical element

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359 3, 359 6, 359 9, 257431, 257432, G03H 102, G03H 108, G02B 532, H01L 2714

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ABSTRACT:
A compound semiconductor that is suitably doped to exhibit the DX effect is irradiated with an optical beam of spatially varying intensity whereby localized regions of persistently higher conductivity and lower refractive index are created in the semiconductor where sufficient intensity of the beam was incident. The persistently higher conductive region can be used to bridge selected gaps in conductive paths on a support member use in memory device and the regions of lower refractive index can be used to providing guiding in a wave guide, to form high resolution gratings, or to form holograms.

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