2001
DOI: 10.1117/2.5200109.0008
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semiconductor optical amplifiers

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“…As the drive current increases, the SOA is able to provide more sufficient gain and also less power fluctuation from more stable modes. This behavior is attributed to the clamped gain in the SOAFRL through lasing line oscillation [7]. A broader ASE spectrum can be formed by optimizing the cavity loss and SOA gain.…”
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“…As the drive current increases, the SOA is able to provide more sufficient gain and also less power fluctuation from more stable modes. This behavior is attributed to the clamped gain in the SOAFRL through lasing line oscillation [7]. A broader ASE spectrum can be formed by optimizing the cavity loss and SOA gain.…”
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“…SOA's are similar to Fabry-Perot laser diodes in which the amplifying medium is located inside a resonant (Fabry-Perot) cavity [7] However, unlike laser diodes, SOAs function to amplify only external signals, and self-oscillating or back-reflecting optical elements that can generate a lasing effect are blocked using an antireflection (AR) coated angled emitting strip with both the front and back facets positioned at an angle to its axis [8,9].…”
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