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Dynamic characteristics of single-mode coupled-cavity semiconductor lasers

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Abstract

Semiconductor lasers capable of operating in a stable single-longitudinal mode are of current interest in view of their potential application in 1.55-μm optical communication systems. Recently several coupled-cavity schemes have been proposed and analyzed for this purpose.1-4 Mode selectivity arises from dispersive feedback, and the laser maintains a single mode with a good mode-suppression ratio even under high-speed modulation.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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