RESUMEN
An analysis of a ZnO/MgO multiple quantum well (MQW) acousto-optic modulator with Lamb waves is performed. With the MQW thickness in the range of 0.2 times the Lamb wavelength, the only observed Lamb modes are the lowest-order symmetric S0 and antisymmetric A0 modes. These modes induce strain and electric field components which influence the absorption coefficient of the modulator by the associated variation of the excitonic energies of MQW. The optical absorption coefficient spectra of the modulator as a function of the Lamb waves' power is presented. The Lamb-wave-based modulator gives a better absorption coefficient than the Rayleigh-wave-based one. An analysis of a classical acousto-optic modulator is also performed for comparison of performance.
RESUMEN
The Legendre polynomial method has been extended to the modeling of MEMS resonator disc with current excitation (equicharge current source). Formulation is given that allows the electric current source to be taken into account. A unique formalism has been developed which allows for both harmonic and modal analyses. Numerical results such as normalized electric input impedance, resonant and anti-resonant frequencies, dispersion curves and displacement profiles are presented and compared with those obtained by using voltage excitation in order to check the accuracy and range of applicability of the proposed approach.