A new device of two parallel distributed feedback （DFB） lasers integrated monolithically with Y-branch waveguide coupler was fabricated by means of quantum well intermixing. Optical microwave signal was generated in...A new device of two parallel distributed feedback （DFB） lasers integrated monolithically with Y-branch waveguide coupler was fabricated by means of quantum well intermixing. Optical microwave signal was generated in the Y-branch waveguide coupler through frequency beating of the two laser modes coming from two DFB laser in parallel, which had a small difference in frequency. Continuous rapid tuning of optical microwave signal from 13 to 42 GHz were realized by adjusting independently the driving currents injected into the two DFB lasers.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant No 90401025）. Acknowledgments The authors are grateful to the Multiple-function 0ptoelectronic Integration group, Institute of Semiconductors, CAS for sponsoring this project. We extend our thanks to Professor Wang Zi-Yu of Peking University for microwave signal testing.
文摘A new device of two parallel distributed feedback （DFB） lasers integrated monolithically with Y-branch waveguide coupler was fabricated by means of quantum well intermixing. Optical microwave signal was generated in the Y-branch waveguide coupler through frequency beating of the two laser modes coming from two DFB laser in parallel, which had a small difference in frequency. Continuous rapid tuning of optical microwave signal from 13 to 42 GHz were realized by adjusting independently the driving currents injected into the two DFB lasers.
