Continuous wave operation of quantum cascade lasers based on vertical transitions at λ=4.6 μm
Continuous wave operation of a quantum cascade laser at λ=4.6 μm is reported above liquid nitrogen temperature. Optical powers of 15 mW at 50 K and 2 mW at 85 K are reported. The single mode spectrum is temperature tunable over 1.8 cm −1. A linewidth of 115 Mhz is measured with a Fabry–Perot on thos...
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description | Continuous wave operation of a quantum cascade laser at λ=4.6
μm is reported above liquid nitrogen temperature. Optical powers of 15
mW at 50
K and 2
mW at 85
K are reported. The single mode spectrum is temperature tunable over 1.8
cm
−1. A linewidth of 115
Mhz is measured with a Fabry–Perot on those free running devices. Gain measurements show evidence for ultra low linewidth enhancement factor α |
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