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Optical frequency combs have become essential components in a wide variety of technologies, with semiconductor laser diodes becoming increasingly relevant due to their seamless integration with photonic circuitry. We study the high temperature operation of a single-mode, passively mode-locked ridge waveguide laser based on InAs/InP quantum dashes designed for C-band operation. We present experimental evidence of stable optical frequency comb generation at temperatures up to 85°C, with peak widths of the repetition rate below 10 MHz. When deployed in high temperature environments, these devices can offer power savings of up to 80%.
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Sebastian W. Schaefer, Jaskiran Kaur, D. Paige Wilson, John P. D. Cook, Philip J. Poole, Eric Liu, Jiaren Liu, Zhenguo Lu, Karin Hinzer, "High temperature passive optical frequency comb generation from monolithic InAs/InP quantum dash lasers," Proc. SPIE PC12880, Physics and Simulation of Optoelectronic Devices XXXII, PC128800F (12 March 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3002817