TY - UNPB
T1 - Dynamics of semiconductor lasers with filtered optical feedback
AU - Krauskopf, B
AU - Erzgraber, H
AU - Lenstra, D
N1 - Additional information: Preprint of a paper to be presented at Photonics Europe 2006, 3-7 April 2006, Strasbourg, France. Conference organised by SPIE Europe.
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PY - 2006/3
Y1 - 2006/3
N2 - In the filtered optical feedback (FOF) scheme a part of the emission of the laser is spectrally filtered, for example by a Fabry-P´erot filter, and than fed back into the laser. If a semiconductor laser is subject to such delayed FOF qualitative different types of oscillations are possible: the well known relaxation oscillations and, more remarkably, frequency oscillations. We explain how the continuous wave operation of the FOF laser — the
external filtered modes — lose their stability and the different types of oscillations arise due to the presence of the filter. This study is restricted to the case of a narrow filter. This means that there are only a few external filtered modes within the width of the filter, so that the influence of the feedback phase can be studied explicitly.
AB - In the filtered optical feedback (FOF) scheme a part of the emission of the laser is spectrally filtered, for example by a Fabry-P´erot filter, and than fed back into the laser. If a semiconductor laser is subject to such delayed FOF qualitative different types of oscillations are possible: the well known relaxation oscillations and, more remarkably, frequency oscillations. We explain how the continuous wave operation of the FOF laser — the
external filtered modes — lose their stability and the different types of oscillations arise due to the presence of the filter. This study is restricted to the case of a narrow filter. This means that there are only a few external filtered modes within the width of the filter, so that the influence of the feedback phase can be studied explicitly.
KW - bifurcation analysis
KW - external filtered modes
KW - filtered optical feedback
KW - delay
KW - numerical continuation
M3 - Working paper
BT - Dynamics of semiconductor lasers with filtered optical feedback
ER -