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Yin Wang

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Proceedings Article | 13 November 2010 Paper

Experimental demonstration of a widely tunable two-section DFB laser

Yin Wang, Mingxin Li, Jian-Jun He

Proceedings Volume 7844, 784409 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.870592

KEYWORDS: Electrodes, Tunable lasers, LIDAR, Dense wavelength division multiplexing, Laser spectroscopy, Sensing systems, Quantum wells, Lithium, Etching, Scanning electron microscopy

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We report our experimental results on a two-section DFB laser with a wide tuning range of over 10nm. The device consists of two individually injected gain-coupled DFB sections with a uniform grating pitch. The total device length is only 350um, with 150um for one section and 200um for the other. The threshold current is about 24mA total for the two electrodes. The lasing mode lies on the longer wavelength side of the stop band. In the tuning process, we adjust only one injected current monotonically until the other DFB mode at the shorter wavelength side of the stop band is about to be excited. Then we alter to the other electrode and repeat the process. We found that the shorter wavelength DFB mode can be suppressed efficiently through this method and a mode-hop-free tuning range as large as 11 nm can be obtained. The side mode suppression ratio (SMSR) in optimal conditions is maintained above 45 dB when the wavelength is tuned from 1541nm to 1550nm, while the output power variation is less than 3 dB. To our knowledge, this is the largest tuning range achieved for a two-section DFB laser with a simple uniform grating tuned only by injection current. The device is suitable for applications in DWDM systems as well as laser spectroscopy and lidar sensing.

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