TY - GEN
T1 - Novel transverse twin-guide tunable semiconductor laser
AU - Amann, Markus Christian
PY - 1990
Y1 - 1990
N2 - Single mode laser diodes with an electrically tunable wavelength are indispensable components of advanced optical communication. Wavelength division multiplexing and coherent multichannel applications rely heavily on the ability to tune the laser wavelength electronically. Thus, the tuning range should extend over several hundred GHz and the tuning behavior should be continuous. Sice mode changes are excluded in the continuous tuning mode, the wavelength setting can be performed by relatively simple control circuitry. The quasi-continuous tuning mode, on the other hand, is less attractive in practice because of the complicated wavelength control scheme, even though the total tuning range may be larger.
AB - Single mode laser diodes with an electrically tunable wavelength are indispensable components of advanced optical communication. Wavelength division multiplexing and coherent multichannel applications rely heavily on the ability to tune the laser wavelength electronically. Thus, the tuning range should extend over several hundred GHz and the tuning behavior should be continuous. Sice mode changes are excluded in the continuous tuning mode, the wavelength setting can be performed by relatively simple control circuitry. The quasi-continuous tuning mode, on the other hand, is less attractive in practice because of the complicated wavelength control scheme, even though the total tuning range may be larger.
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M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:0025577275
SN - 9051990375
T3 - European Conference on Optical Communication
SP - 761
EP - 768
BT - European Conference on Optical Communication
PB - Publ by Eindhoven Univ of Technology
T2 - Proceedings of the 16th European Conference on Optical Communication - ECOC 90 Amsterdam
Y2 - 16 September 1990 through 20 September 1990
ER -