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22 November 1996 Diode ring lasers for integration with microwave circuits
Joseph M. Ballantyne, Stanley Lau, James J. Liang
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Abstract
Waveguide diode ring lasers (WDRL) in a triangular geometry exhibit a unique combination of characteristics including low-noise, medium power output, small size, good efficiency and low cost integrability and manufacturability which make them attractive candidates for analog optical links requiring large dynamic range and bandwidth. We show that 10 - 20 mw low noise (< -150 dBm) lasers appear feasible which provide low cost manufacturability and integrability. With integrated small amplifiers 85 mW single mode output has been shown. Because these WDRLs operate with unidirectional traveling waves in entirely single mode waveguide and contain a natural output coupler, they show a combination of attractive features not found in other lasers.
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Joseph M. Ballantyne, Stanley Lau, and James J. Liang "Diode ring lasers for integration with microwave circuits", Proc. SPIE 2844, Photonics and Radio Frequency, (22 November 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.258992
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KEYWORDS
Semiconductor lasers

Diodes

Waveguides

Optics manufacturing

Laser damage threshold

Microwave radiation

Analog electronics

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