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Generation of subpicosecond transform-limited optical pulses for optical fiber communications

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Abstract

The generation of transform-limited optical pulses at a 1.5-μm wavelength is very important for high-bit-rate time-division-multiplexed communication systems. A transform-limited optical pulse has a very small frequency chirp and very little amplitude substructures and can propagate a long distance in dispersive media such as fibers. Traditionally, transform-limited pulses have been produced by semiconductor lasers with external cavities.1. Here we report the generation of short optical pulses at a 1.5-μm wavelength by a singlemode-locked multiple-quantum-well laser without an external cavity.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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