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Logarithmic Gain—carrier Density Characteristic of QW Lasers

ZHANGXiao-xia, CHENJian-guo

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The relationship between gain and carrier density is analysed.In the quantum well(QW) lasers,initially,the gain increases rapidly with the carrier density and then starts to saturate.It can be seen that QW lasers have a higher differential gain because of the step-like state density,and that the gain saturates at higher carrier densities because of the constant state density of the lowest subband.It is shown that simple ogarithmic gain-carrier density is more accurate than the traditional linearized form for a QW laser.

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The relationship between gain and carrier density is analysed.In the quantum well(QW) lasers,initially,the gain increases rapidly with the carrier density and then starts to saturate.It can be seen that QW lasers have a higher differential gain because of the step-like state density,and that the gain saturates at higher carrier densities because of the constant state density of the lowest subband.It is shown that simple ogarithmic gain-carrier density is more accurate than the traditional linearized form for a QW laser.

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The relationship between gain and carrier density is analysed.In the quantum well(QW) lasers,initially,the gain increases rapidly with the carrier density and then starts to saturate.It can be seen that QW lasers have a higher differential gain because of the step-like state density,and that the gain saturates at higher carrier densities because of the constant state density of the lowest subband.It is shown that simple ogarithmic gain-carrier density is more accurate than the traditional linearized form for a QW laser.

Key concepts: Charge-carrier density, Quantum well, Differential gain, Laser, Constant (computer programming), Gain, Logarithm, Materials science

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