2009Electronics LettersRequires access

Polarisation effects on injection locking bandwidth of 1550 nm VCSEL

Antonio Hurtado, I.D. Henning, M.J. Adams

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A report is presented on the experimental observation of differences in the shape and amplitude of the injection locking bandwidth of a 1550 nm VCSEL subject to optical injection with different input polarisation angles into the two orthogonal polarisations of the fundamental transverse mode of the device.

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A report is presented on the experimental observation of differences in the shape and amplitude of the injection locking bandwidth of a 1550 nm VCSEL subject to optical injection with different input polarisation angles into the two orthogonal polarisations of the fundamental transverse mode of the device.

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A report is presented on the experimental observation of differences in the shape and amplitude of the injection locking bandwidth of a 1550 nm VCSEL subject to optical injection with different input polarisation angles into the two orthogonal polarisations of the fundamental transverse mode of the device.

Key concepts: Injection locking, Vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser, Bandwidth (computing), Optics, Amplitude, Transverse plane, Materials science, Optoelectronics

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