Synchronization of high-frequency chaotic optical pulses.
Synchronization of high-frequency chaotic optical pulses is demonstrated in two semiconductor lasers with delayed optoelectronic feedback. The difference between synchronization and modulation is discussed. Evidence is presented to show that true synchronization, rather than modulation or amplification, is accomplished in our optoelectronic feedback system.
Bandwidth-enhanced chaos synchronization in strongly injection-locked semiconductor lasers with optical feedback.
Bandwidth-enhanced chaos synchronization in strongly injection-locked semiconductor lasers with optical feedback is numerically studied based on laser rate equations. The bandwidth of the chaotic carrier frequency in a semiconductor laser with optical feedback is expanded roughly three times by strong optical injection compared with the bandwidth when there is no optical injection. Using a bandwidth-enhanced semiconductor laser as a chaotic transmitter and receiver, we synchronized transmitter and the receiver lasers in a complete chaos synchronization scheme.
Wavelength tuning analysis and spectral characteristics of three-section DBR lasers
A theoretical model for the design of three-section distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) lasers using the transfer matrix method is presented. The oscillation parameters, the tuning behavior, and the linewidth are derived. The effect of a discontinuity of the waveguide at the active-passive interface is accounted for by using scattering matrix parameters, easily combined with the transfer matrix method. The influence of such an interface is studied and the importance of optical losses at this point is discussed. >