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Self-coupled phenomena of semiconductor lasers caused by an optical fiber

I. Ikushima, +1 more
- 01 May 1978 - 
- Vol. 14, Iss: 5, pp 331-332
TLDR
In this paper, the authors measured the output intensity noise spectra of semiconductor laser coupled to optical fibers with end-butt joints and found periodic peaks with a fundamental frequency decided only by the fiber length, which coincides with the reciprocal of the roundtrip time of the light beam in the optical fibers.
Abstract
Output intensity noise spectra of semiconductor lasers coupled to optical fibers with end-butt joints are measured to show periodic peaks with a fundamental frequency decided only by the fiber length. The frequency is found to coincide with the reciprocal of the roundtrip time of the light beam in the optical fibers.

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External optical feedback phenomena in semiconductor lasers

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Microoptic grating multiplexers and optical isolators for fiber-optic communications

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Oscillation center frequency tuning, quantum FM noise, and direct frequency characteristics in external grating loaded semiconductor lasers

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Channeled‐substrate planar structure (AlGa)As injection lasers

TL;DR: In this paper, a passive guiding mechanism is introduced by growing planar (AlGa)As/GaAs double-heterostructure (DH) layers on a grooved GaAs substrate.
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Microwave self-modulation of a diode laser coupled to an external cavity

TL;DR: An external cavity coupled to a conventional Fabry-Perot GaAs diode laser operating continuously has been found to cause modulation of the light output at a frequency within the range 05 to several GHz.
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Return-beam-induced oscillations in self-coupled semiconductor lasers

TL;DR: When a stripe-geometry heterostructure GaAlAs laser is irradiated by its own output beam, oscillations in the 1-100 MHz range are generated in the laser, and the frequency f of the oscillation varies with the length 2L of the optical path of the beam returned as f = α(c/2L), with α ≪ 1, where c is the velocity of light as discussed by the authors.
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Self-coupled optical pickup

TL;DR: When a double- or multi-heterostructure GaAlAs laser is irradiated by its own output laser beam, an oscillatory shift of about 25 MHz is observed in the electric conductivity of the laser.
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Suppression of intensity self-pulsations in CW junction lasers by frequency-selective optical feedback

TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed a frequency-selective feedback mechanism for self-induced optical pulsing in CW junction lasers, which is achieved by optically coupling a diffraction grating to a laser mirror.
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