Simulation of two-state lasing dynamics in quantum-dot lasers
Li-Chieh Su, M. Mao
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Li-Chieh Su, M. Mao
Abstract
Dynamics of two-state-lasing in quantum-dot lasers is theoretically investigated in this study. To observe the two-state lasing phenomenon, the total optical loss is assumed close to the saturation gain of quantum-dot ground states. Our simulation results show that the onset of excited-state lasing prior to ground-state lasing in the transient responses. This phenomenon is dramatically different from the static two-state lasing behavior in quantum-dot lasers
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Dynamics of two-state-lasing in quantum-dot lasers is theoretically investigated in this study. To observe the two-state lasing phenomenon, the total optical loss is assumed close to the saturation gain of quantum-dot ground states. Our simulation results show that the onset of excited-state lasing prior to ground-state lasing in the transient responses. This phenomenon is dramatically different from the static two-state lasing behavior in quantum-dot lasers
Key concepts: Lasing threshold, Quantum dot laser, Excited state, Quantum dot, Laser, Gain-switching, Ground state, Physics