Title :
Comparison between two recent large-signal dynamic DFB laser models
Author_Institution :
Photonics Res. Lab., Melbourne Univ., Parkville, Vic., Australia
fDate :
12/1/1992 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Two large-signal dynamic DFB laser models have been developed recently: the transmission-line laser model and the power matrix method. The paper presents quantitative comparisons between these two models and demonstrates good agreement between results for L-I characteristics, transient response, time-resolved spectra and spatial hole-burning of the longitudinal carrier density. The models are also compared in terms of applicability
Keywords :
carrier density; distributed feedback lasers; laser theory; matrix algebra; optical hole burning; semiconductor device models; semiconductor lasers; time resolved spectra; transmission line theory; L-I characteristics; large-signal dynamic DFB laser models; longitudinal carrier density; power matrix method; quantitative comparisons; semiconductor lasers; spatial hole-burning; time-resolved spectra; transient response; transmission-line laser model;
Journal_Title :
Optoelectronics, IEE Proceedings J
