Optoelectronic Devices
DOI: 10.1007/0-387-27256-9_7
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Monolithic Mode-Locked Semiconductor Lasers

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“…We simulate an extended-cavity Fabry-Perot MLLD with parameters similar to those in Avrutin et al (2005) (L las ≈ 2 mm, giving a repetition rate of 20 GHz, with a 50 µm long SA section and about 1/2 of the remaining cavity active and the other 1/2 passive, as in Fig. 1).…”
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“…We simulate an extended-cavity Fabry-Perot MLLD with parameters similar to those in Avrutin et al (2005) (L las ≈ 2 mm, giving a repetition rate of 20 GHz, with a 50 µm long SA section and about 1/2 of the remaining cavity active and the other 1/2 passive, as in Fig. 1).…”
Section: The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, τ 0 SA = τ SA (N SA = 0), and the constant F 0 can be evaluated microscopically from the QW parameter; here, it is roughly estimated (∼ 400 kV/cm) from Avrutin et al (2005) and .…”
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“…In the bulk of the calculations so far, we simulate an extended-cavity Fabry-Perot monolithic laser construction with parameters similar to those in the examples of [4] (a 50ptm long saturable absorber section with about 1/2 of the remaining cavity active and the other half passive). A remote reflector is included in the system, with the strength and the position of the reflector varied.…”
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“…We use the in-house traveling-wave laser model LasTiDom [4], which has been previously used and tested for various laser constructions. In the bulk of the calculations so far, we simulate an extended-cavity Fabry-Perot monolithic laser construction with parameters similar to those in the examples of [4] (a 50ptm long saturable absorber section with about 1/2 of the remaining cavity active and the other half passive).…”
Section: The Model and Setupmentioning
confidence: 99%