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1 April 2022 Dynamic filtering and modulation properties of tunnel-injection based quantum-dot laser devices
Michael Lorke, Igor Khanonkin, Stephan Michael, Gadi Eisenstein, Frank Jahnke
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Abstract
We show via a combination of material realistic quantum-kinetic theory and experimental differential pump-probe results, that performance issues in tunnel-injection QD lasers are caused by a filtering effect, resulting from the hybridization of different QD shells with the injector quantum well. The real footprint of applicability in optical communication system is the large signal modulation response, which, on the other hand is much less often investigated.
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Michael Lorke, Igor Khanonkin, Stephan Michael, Gadi Eisenstein, and Frank Jahnke "Dynamic filtering and modulation properties of tunnel-injection based quantum-dot laser devices", Proc. SPIE PC11995, Physics and Simulation of Optoelectronic Devices XXX, PC119950B (1 April 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2608142
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Optical filters

Quantum wells

Optical communications

Physics

Laser development

Optical networks

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