C. Wang (CN) ShanghaiTech University
ShanghaiTech UniversityAuthor Of 3 Presentations
WG3.4 - LINEWIDTH BROADENING FACTOR OF AN INTERBAND CASCADE LASER OPERATED ABOVE THRESHOLD
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We show that the linewidth broadening factor of a mid-infrared interband cascade laser operated above the lasing threshold is around 2.0, which does not increase with increasing pump current. The linewidth broadening factor is extracted from the self-mixing interferometry technique.
WP25 - OPTICAL FEEDBACK EFFECTS ON THE RELATIVE INTENSITY NOISE OF A MID-INFRARED QUANTUM CASCADE LASER
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We experimentally demonstrate that the relative intensity noise of a quantum cascade laser is insensitive to optical feedback. The feedback induced noise variation is less than 2.5 dB up to a feedback ratio of 31%. Rate equation analysis agrees well with the experimental observation.
WP26 - FREQUENCY NOISE REDUCTION OF QUANTUM CASCADE LASERS USING OPTICAL FEEDBACK
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We theoretically demonstrate that strong optical feedback can reduce the frequency noise of quantum cascade lasers by two orders of magnitude, which is almost independent on the feedback phase. In addition, the spectral linewidth of the laser with optical feedback is analytically derived.
Presenter Of 3 Presentations
WG3.4 - LINEWIDTH BROADENING FACTOR OF AN INTERBAND CASCADE LASER OPERATED ABOVE THRESHOLD
Abstract
Abstract
We show that the linewidth broadening factor of a mid-infrared interband cascade laser operated above the lasing threshold is around 2.0, which does not increase with increasing pump current. The linewidth broadening factor is extracted from the self-mixing interferometry technique.
WP25 - OPTICAL FEEDBACK EFFECTS ON THE RELATIVE INTENSITY NOISE OF A MID-INFRARED QUANTUM CASCADE LASER
Abstract
Abstract
We experimentally demonstrate that the relative intensity noise of a quantum cascade laser is insensitive to optical feedback. The feedback induced noise variation is less than 2.5 dB up to a feedback ratio of 31%. Rate equation analysis agrees well with the experimental observation.
WP26 - FREQUENCY NOISE REDUCTION OF QUANTUM CASCADE LASERS USING OPTICAL FEEDBACK
Abstract
Abstract
We theoretically demonstrate that strong optical feedback can reduce the frequency noise of quantum cascade lasers by two orders of magnitude, which is almost independent on the feedback phase. In addition, the spectral linewidth of the laser with optical feedback is analytically derived.