Cyclic wavelength jitter in actively mode-locked semiconductor lasers

N. Onodera; Arthur J. Lowery; R.S. Tucker

doi:10.1049/el:19910143

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Cyclic wavelength jitter in actively mode-locked semiconductor lasers

N. Onodera Arthur J. Lowery R.S. Tucker

Year: 1991 Journal: Electronics Letters Vol: 27 (3)Pages: 220-222 Publisher: Institution of Engineering and Technology

DOI: 10.1049/el:19910143

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Abstract

Large spectral broadening has been observed in an actively mode-locked semiconductor laser tuned for minimum average pulsewidth. Numerical simulations show that the spectral broadening was a result of cyclic wavelength variations associated with large amplitude and timing instabilities.

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Jitter Laser Wavelength Semiconductor laser theory Semiconductor Amplitude Optics Materials science Optoelectronics Mode-locking Semiconductor optical gain Mode (computer interface) Physics Electronic engineering Computer science Engineering

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