Abstract
An ultrashort composite cavity (≤10 µm in length) laser diode was
used to verify experimentally a butt-coupling model that considers
interference inside the external cavity and its influence on laser operation.
The fine structure of an experimental coupled power versus laser-to-fiber
separation curve is explained when a complex coupling coefficient is
introduced into the model. The importance of the phase term of this
coefficient and regions of validity of the modified butt-coupling model are
also discussed.
© 1997 Optical Society of America
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