VERIFICATION OF COUPLING GAP DEPENDENCE IN COUPLED-CAVITY LASERS.

L. A. Coldren; C. A. Burrus; K. J. Ebeling; T. L. Koch; R. G. Swartz; J. E. Bowers

VERIFICATION OF COUPLING GAP DEPENDENCE IN COUPLED-CAVITY LASERS.

L. A. Coldren, C. A. Burrus, K. J. Ebeling, T. L. Koch, R. G. Swartz, J. E. Bowers

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Abstract

Work on coupled-cavity lasers, either of the etched-groove or cleaved (C**3) variety, has shown that electronically tunable single-wavelength sources can be obtained by adding a simple processing step after a preferred laser structure is grown. Such sources are desired for long-haul high-data-rate transmission systems in the 1. 3-1. 6 mu m range.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	16-18
Number of pages	3
State	Published - Dec 1 1984
Externally published	Yes

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