The addition of strain and p-doping in high-speed GaAs-based MQW lasers are assessed experimentally in terms of their potential for both increasing the differential gain, theta g/theta N, and reducing the modulus of the differential refractive index, |theta n/theta N|, in order to decrease the linewidth enhancement factor, alpha. The increased differential gain with strain alone is found to be offset by a corresponding increase of |theta n/theta N|. The further addition of p-doping, on the other hand, simultaneously increases theta g/theta N and decreases theta n/theta N, yielding a substantial reduction in alpha
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In gain-coupled (GC) distributed-feedback (DFB) lasers of absorptive grating type, the device charac...
The carrier density modulation response of a semiconductor laser medium is analyzed. The differentia...
We present numerical calculations of material gain and threshold current density in compressively st...
The authors investigate experimentally for the first time the improvements in the linewidth enhancem...
We present a systematic theoretical investigation of the influence of p-doping on the gain character...
An experimental and modelling investigation concerning the effects of p-doping on the DC and high-fr...
We investigate p-dopant incorporation and the influence of p-doping on the gain and damping behaviou...
The intrinsic modulation response of semiconductor lasers is dependent on the differential gain, whi...
Highly localised carbon doping is demonstrated within the active region of strained InGaAs/GaAs MQW ...
We have fabricated 1.55 μm ridge waveguide DFB lasers consisting of p-doped, 1.5% compressive strain...
Compressive biaxial strain has been predicted to enhance the small‐signal modulation bandwidth of qu...
From the explosive growth of the telecommunications industry in the past two decades, demand for hig...
Abstract—The temperature dependence of differential gain for 1.3- m InGaAsP–InP FP and DFB lasers wi...
The effect of n- and p-type doping on the microhardness of the active layers used in the GaAs inject...
The maximum optical gain and the spontaneous noise enhancement factor in quantum well structures are...
In gain-coupled (GC) distributed-feedback (DFB) lasers of absorptive grating type, the device charac...
The carrier density modulation response of a semiconductor laser medium is analyzed. The differentia...
We present numerical calculations of material gain and threshold current density in compressively st...