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Yingying Ran

at Nanjing Univ of Science and Technology

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Proceedings Article | 19 October 2016 Paper

Design of drive circuit of laser diode

Yingying Ran, Xuegong Huang, Xiaobin Xu

Proceedings Volume 10153, 101530U (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2246777

KEYWORDS: Semiconductor lasers

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Aiming at the difficult problem of high precision frequency stabilization of semiconductor laser diode, the laser frequency control is realized through the design of the semiconductor drive system. Above all, the relationship between the emission frequency and the temperature of LD is derived theoretically. Then the temperature corresponding to the stable frequency is obtained. According to the desired temperature stability of LD, temperature control system is designed, which is composed of a temperature setting circuit, temperature gathering circuit, the temperature display circuit, analog PID control circuit and a semiconductor refrigerator control circuit module. By sampling technology, voltage of platinum resistance is acquired, and the converted temperature is display on liquid crystal display. PID analog control circuit controls speed stability and precision of temperature control. The constant current source circuit is designed to provide the reference voltage by a voltage stabilizing chip, which is buffered by an operational amplifier. It is connected with the MOSFET to drive the semiconductor laser to provide stable current for the semiconductor laser. PCB circuit board was finished and the experimental was justified. The experimental results show that: the design of the temperature control system could achieve the goal of temperature monitoring. Meanwhile, temperature can be stabilized at 40°C ± 0.1°C. The output voltage of the constant current source is 2 V. The current is 35 mA.

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