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Tunable grating-coupled laser oscillation and spectral hole burning in an InAs quantum-dot laser diode

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Tunable grating-coupled laser oscillation and spectral hole burning in an InAs quantum-dot laser diode

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Pascal (Inist)
- Etude expérimentale, Laser semiconducteur, Diode laser, Point quantique, Laser IR, Cavité externe, Réseau diffraction, Hole burning, Composé binaire, Composé ternaire, Indium arséniure, Gallium arséniure, InAs, As In, InGaAs, As Ga In, 4255P.

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- Binary compounds, Diffraction gratings, Experimental study, External cavity, Gallium arsenides, Hole burning, Indium arsenides, Infrared laser, Laser diodes, Quantum dots, Semiconductor lasers, Ternary compounds.

Abstract

Emission spectra are investigated of a low-threshold InAs quantum-dot laser of the "dots-in-a-well" (DWELL) type operating near 1230 nm. An external dispersion cavity with a diffraction grating is coupled to the laser diode to suppress the subsidiary modes and to tune the central wavelength. A wavelength-dependent competition between the grating-coupled mode and the internal Fabry-Perot modes of the laser suggests that a hole burning in the spectral density of a DWELL laser occurs with a characteristic spectral half width of ∼13 nm (10.5 meV). Simple models of spectral "flattening" and spectral hole burning are presented to explain the broad free-running and grating-coupled lasing spectra of the DWELL device.

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