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Threshold behavior of optical frequency comb self-generation in an InAs/InGaAs quantum dot laser

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We report on a significant reduction of both the radio-frequency beat note line width at 40.7 GHz and the integrated relative intensity noise of a 1 mm long edge-emitting monolithic Fabry–Perot InAs/InGaAs quantum dot semiconductor laser emitting from the ground state at 1250 nm by injection current control. For increasing injection currents, first an unlocked multi-mode behavior is observed and then, at a certain current above lasing threshold, self-locking of the longitudinal modes due to the internal non-linear effects occurs yielding a beat line width of 20 kHz (3dB) in contrast to tens of megahertz for lower injection currents. These results are confirmed by simulations.

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