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25 July 2003 Mode structures and their evolution with current in a twin strip laser array
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Abstract
In the present study we rely in different experimental measurements to show that the mode structure changes with the current are reflected onto the output power vs. current characteristics of the device. We address the evolution of the modal structure of a twin ridge as we change the level of current injection among the two ridges. We show that the complex behavior during ridge coupling and the appearance of the lateral modes of the arrays are qualitatively represented in these curves. This information is important in two related aspects: a) Determine when the two ridges start to interact, giving rise to a high frequency locking phenomena and b) Study appropriate models of the device that account for the observed phenomena.
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Guillermo Carpintero, Horacio Lamela, R. Lemos, Pablo Acedo, B. Roycroft, Jean-Pierre Vilcot, and Markus Pessa "Mode structures and their evolution with current in a twin strip laser array", Proc. SPIE 4986, Physics and Simulation of Optoelectronic Devices XI, (25 July 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.478950
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KEYWORDS
Lawrencium

Instrument modeling

Mode locking

Semiconductor lasers

Modes of laser operation

Modulation

Optical filters

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