Corrugation-pitch modulated MQW-DFB lasers with narrow spectral linewidth

Narrow spectral linewidth lasers are developed for optical coherent transmission systems. To obtain a narrow spectral linewidth, a CPM (corrugation-pitch modulated) structure is introduced into 1200- mu m-long MQW-DFB (multi-quantum well distributed feedback) lasers. The CPM structure effectively su...

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Veröffentlicht in:IEEE journal of quantum electronics 1991-06, Vol.27 (6), p.1767-1772
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description Narrow spectral linewidth lasers are developed for optical coherent transmission systems. To obtain a narrow spectral linewidth, a CPM (corrugation-pitch modulated) structure is introduced into 1200- mu m-long MQW-DFB (multi-quantum well distributed feedback) lasers. The CPM structure effectively suppresses the axial spatial hole burning effect and stabilized single-mode spectrum at high output powers. A spectral linewidth of 170 kHz was achieved at an output power of 25 mW. Details of corrugation fabrication method that makes the CPM structure possible are described.< >
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Optical feedback
Optical losses
Optical mixing
Optical receivers
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Physics
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