AMPLITUDE SQUEEZING OF A MULTIPLE-QUANTUM-WELL DISTRIBUTED-FEEDBACK SEMICONDUCTOR-LASER OPERATING AT ROOM-TEMPERATURE - EFFECT OF REDUCTIONOF SPONTANEOUS-EMISSION NOISE BY INTERFEROMETRIC METHOD
Citation
K. Kikuchi et al., AMPLITUDE SQUEEZING OF A MULTIPLE-QUANTUM-WELL DISTRIBUTED-FEEDBACK SEMICONDUCTOR-LASER OPERATING AT ROOM-TEMPERATURE - EFFECT OF REDUCTIONOF SPONTANEOUS-EMISSION NOISE BY INTERFEROMETRIC METHOD, Applied physics letters, 65(20), 1994, pp. 2533-2535
Categorie Soggetti
Physics, Applied
SICI code
0003-6951(1994)65:20<2533:ASOAMD>2.0.ZU;2-1
Abstract
We demonstrate 3.4-dB amplitude squeezing of a multiple quantum-well d
istributed-feedback semiconductor laser operating at room temperature.
The spontaneous-emission noise is eliminated by using a Michelson int
erferometer, where the intensity noise due to spontaneous emission is
cancelled by the intensity noise converted from the frequency noise. T
he spectral density of the remaining noise is 3.4 dB below the shot-no
ise level, which is limited by the differential quantum efficiency of
the laser. (C) 1994 American Institute of Physics.