On-chip investigation of phase noise in monolithically integrated gain-switched lasers

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On-chip investigation of phase noise in monolithically integrated gain-switched lasers

Alexander, Justin K.; Morrissey, Padraic E.; Caro, Ludovic; Dernaika, Mohamad; Kelly, Niall P.; Peters, Frank H.
Date: 2017-03-15
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Citation: Alexander, J. K., Morrissey, P. E., Caro, L., Dernaika, M., Kelly, N. P. and Peters, F. H. (2017) 'On-chip investigation of phase noise in monolithically integrated gain-switched lasers', IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 29(9), pp. 731-734. doi:10.1109/LPT.2017.2682560
Published Version: 10.1109/LPT.2017.2682560

Abstract:

Phase noise in gain-switched lasers is investigated theoretically using the semiconductor laser rate equations and compared with the experimental results from monolithically integrated devices. The phase noise of a gain-switched laser is modelled both with and without injection-locking using the rate equations for a single-mode laser. Phase noise is found to increase with gain-switching, and decrease when injection-locked to a master laser. This trend is then observed experimentally on-chip with monolithically integrated devices without the use of an isolator.

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