Semiconductor lasers for high-speed information technologies (Invited Paper)

Zhu, Na

doi:10.3788/col201715.010002

Chin. Opt. Lett.

2017

DOI: 10.3788/col201715.010002

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Semiconductor lasers for high-speed information technologies (Invited Paper)

Na Zhu

Abstract: This Review reviews semiconductor lasers with an emphasis on high-speed information technologies. Semiconductor lasers are classified based on their applications in optical communications. Different types of semiconductor lasers are discussed in terms of principle, history, advantages, and limitations.

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Photonics‐Based Microwave Frequency Mixing: Methodology and Applications

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Yao

et al. 2019

Laser & Photonics Reviews

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Photonics‐based microwave frequency mixing provides distinct features in terms of wide frequency coverage, broad instantaneous bandwidth, small frequency‐dependent loss, and immunity to electromagnetic interference as compared with its electronic counterpart, which can be a key technical enabler for future broadband and multifunctional RF systems. Herein, all‐optical and optoelectronic microwave frequency mixing techniques are reviewed, with an emphasis on the latest advances in photonics‐based microwave frequency mixers with improved performance in terms of conversion efficiency, dynamic range, mixing‐spur suppression, mixing functionality, and polarization independence. Innovative applications enabled by photonics‐based microwave frequency mixers, such as radio‐over‐fiber communication systems, radar systems, satellite payloads and electronic warfare systems, are also reviewed. In addition, efforts in implementing integrated photonics‐based microwave mixers that lead to a dramatic reduction in size, weight, and power consumption are also reviewed.

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Photonics‐Based Microwave Frequency Mixing: Methodology and Applications

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Semiconductor lasers for high-speed information technologies (Invited Paper)

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