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Distributed Feedback Semiconductor Lasers
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Distributed Feedback Semiconductor Lasers

John Carroll (Professor, Cambridge University, UK),James Whiteaway (External Research Co-ordinator, Nortel Optical Communications Programme Unit),Dick Plumb,R.G.S. Plumb
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The need for greater bandwidth has driven laser manufacturers towards the use of distributed feedback semiconductor (DFB) lasers with a well-defined single mode. These semiconductor diode-based devices are now essential components in a broad range of advanced optical systems. This text covers the materials, operation and design strategies of DFB lasers. It provides detailed accounts of large-signal time-domain numerical modelling techniques, which can be extended to optical systems and components other than DFB lasers. Numerical MATLAB programs are outlined in the text.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Institution of Engineering and Technology
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 April 1998
Pages
440
ISBN
9780852969175

The need for greater bandwidth has driven laser manufacturers towards the use of distributed feedback semiconductor (DFB) lasers with a well-defined single mode. These semiconductor diode-based devices are now essential components in a broad range of advanced optical systems. This text covers the materials, operation and design strategies of DFB lasers. It provides detailed accounts of large-signal time-domain numerical modelling techniques, which can be extended to optical systems and components other than DFB lasers. Numerical MATLAB programs are outlined in the text.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Institution of Engineering and Technology
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 April 1998
Pages
440
ISBN
9780852969175

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