Fast wavelength stabilization of tunable laser after starting laser oscillation

Fukuda, Hiroo; Yamaguchi, Katsuya; Kuboki, Takeshi; Kato, Kazutoshi

doi:10.23919/moc.2017.8244600

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“…36) Focusing on the wavelength immediately after laser activation, we investigated high-speed wavelength stabilization by using feedforward control. The target wavelength stabilization time is 100 ns, which corresponds to 10% of the maximum packet length (1 µs) at 10 Gbit=s in the Ethernet system.…”

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“…In our preliminary experiment, we activated the TDA-DFB laser with a feedback control at the tuning layer and realized wavelength stabilization within 1.7 µs. 36) Focusing on the wavelength immediately after laser activation, we investigated high-speed wavelength stabilization by using feedforward control. The target wavelength stabilization time is 100 ns, which corresponds to 10% of the maximum packet length (1 µs) at 10 Gbit=s in the Ethernet system.…”

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High-speed and long-term wavelength stabilization of tunable distributed amplification distributed feedback laser after laser activation with feedforward and feedback control

Fukuda

Yamaguchi

Kuboki

et al. 2018

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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To manage recent exponentially increasing data traffic, optical-to-optical burst switching and packet switching systems have been attracting much attention because they do not require an optical-to-electrical and an electrical-to-optical conversions. These systems require high-speed optical switches with a large number of input/output ports. As a candidate for the optical switch, we have focused on the combination of wavelength tunable lasers and an arrayed waveguide grating router, and studied the tunable distributed amplification distributed feedback (TDA-DFB) lasers for the optical switch. Previously, our derived feedforward current control achieved high-speed wavelength switching at a single laser in six-arrayed TDA-DFB lasers. For larger-scale optical switching, wavelength switching from a laser to another in an array is required to cover a wide tunable range. In this study, we develop a novel current control model and successfully stabilize the wavelength immediately after laser activation, which would enable high-speed switching between different lasers. Furthermore, we demonstrate the combination of feedforward and feedback controls for high-speed switching with long-term stability.

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High-speed and long-term wavelength stabilization of tunable distributed amplification distributed feedback laser after laser activation with feedforward and feedback control

Fukuda

Yamaguchi

Kuboki

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Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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Fast wavelength stabilization of tunable laser after starting laser oscillation

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High-speed and long-term wavelength stabilization of tunable distributed amplification distributed feedback laser after laser activation with feedforward and feedback control

High-speed and long-term wavelength stabilization of tunable distributed amplification distributed feedback laser after laser activation with feedforward and feedback control

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