Multiwavelength DFB laser array with integrated spot size converters

Autor: K. Feder, Mark S. Hybertsen, J.M. Vandenberg, B.S. Falk, K. Evans-Lutterodt, Roosevelt People, John Michael Geary, Muhammad A. Alam, M.W. Focht, R.E. Leibenguth, Theo Siegrist, S.K. Sputz, J. Sheridan-Eng, G.J. Przybyiek, F.S. Walters, J.A. Grenko, L. E. Smith, J. Levkoff, K.G. Glogovsky, L.C. Luther, Michael Geva, D.M. Tennant, D. V. Stampone, S. Shunk, N.N. Tzafaras, L.J. Peticolas, L.J.P. Ketelsen, D.M. Romero, S. N. G. Chu, J.E. Johnson, J.L. Zilko, J.L. Lentz, T.L. Pernell, Joseph Michael Freund, E. D. Isaacs, Liming Zhang, W.A. Gault, C.L. Reynolds
Rok vydání: 2000
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Zdroj: IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics. 36:641-648
ISSN: 1558-1713
0018-9197
Popis: We describe the design, fabrication, and performance of a five-element quarterwave-shifted distributed feedback laser array with monolithically integrated spot size converters intended for use as a multiple-wavelength source in dense wavelength-division telecommunications systems. Facet power in excess of 10 mW with less than 150 mA bias and longitudinal side mode suppression greater than 40 dB were routinely achieved. Narrow far-field full-width at half-maximum angles of 6.9/spl deg//spl times/16.3/spl deg/ provided 3.5-dB coupling loss into single-mode fiber with 1.0-dB misalignment tolerances of /spl plusmn/2.0 /spl mu/m. With /spl plusmn/10/spl deg/C thermal tuning, 22 1555-nm channels spaced by 50 GHz were accessed with this device. Thorough field evaluation indicates that such a device is consistent with manufacturing requirements.
Databáze: OpenAIRE