Computer Simulation of Feedback Induced Noise in Semiconductor Lasers Operating with Self-Sustained Pulsation
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Theoretical calculations of the pulsing operation and the intensity noise under the optical feedback are demonstrated for operation of the self-sustained pulsation lasers. Two alternative models for the optical feedback effect, namely the time delayed injection model and the external cavity model, are applied in a combined manner to analyze the phenomena. The calculation starts by supposing the geometrical structure of the laser and the material parameters, and are ended by evaluating the noise. Characteristics of the feedback induced noise for variations of the operating parameters, such as the injection current, the feedback distance and the feedback ratio, are examined. A comparison to experimental data is also given to ensure accuracy of the calculation.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E81-C No.5 pp.768-780
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Minoru YAMADA, "Computer Simulation of Feedback Induced Noise in Semiconductor Lasers Operating with Self-Sustained Pulsation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E81-C, no. 5, pp. 768-780, May 1998, doi: .
Abstract: Theoretical calculations of the pulsing operation and the intensity noise under the optical feedback are demonstrated for operation of the self-sustained pulsation lasers. Two alternative models for the optical feedback effect, namely the time delayed injection model and the external cavity model, are applied in a combined manner to analyze the phenomena. The calculation starts by supposing the geometrical structure of the laser and the material parameters, and are ended by evaluating the noise. Characteristics of the feedback induced noise for variations of the operating parameters, such as the injection current, the feedback distance and the feedback ratio, are examined. A comparison to experimental data is also given to ensure accuracy of the calculation.
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