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1 May 1990 Grating-coupled surface emitters: sensitivity to length-induced phase variations
Amos A. Hardy, David F. Welch, Ross Parke, Robert G. Waarts, David G. Mehuys, William S. Streifer, Donald R. Scifres
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Abstract
The steady-state properties of a two-gain section/three-grating surface-emitting laser are studied theoretically as a function of length-induced phase variations. In particular, the optical length of one gain section is varied with respect to the other by up to one grating period. It is found that several mode hops occur. Although the number of these can be reduced by optimizing the design, stable single-mode laser operation requires control of the optical length of each gain and grating section to better than one wavelength.
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Amos A. Hardy, David F. Welch, Ross Parke, Robert G. Waarts, David G. Mehuys, William S. Streifer, and Donald R. Scifres "Grating-coupled surface emitters: sensitivity to length-induced phase variations", Proc. SPIE 1219, Laser Diode Technology and Applications II, (1 May 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.18262
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KEYWORDS
Laser applications

Laser damage threshold

Teeth

Near field

Optical design

Oscillators

Continuous wave operation

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