Suppression of low-frequency fluctuations and stabilization of a semiconductor laser subjected to optical feedback from a double cavity: theoretical results
F. Rogister et al., Suppression of low-frequency fluctuations and stabilization of a semiconductor laser subjected to optical feedback from a double cavity: theoretical results, OPTICS LETT, 24(17), 1999, pp. 1218-1220
We demonstrate numerically that low-frequency fluctuations (LFF's) observed
in a laser diode subjected to a first optical feedback with a short delay
are suppressed by means of an adequate second optical feedback. The general
idea of this technique is based on the observation that second feedback ca
n suppress the antimodes that are responsible for the crises in the LFF reg
ime. Furthermore, we observe that the second optical feedback can steer an
unstable laser that is biased near threshold into a stable regime. (C) 1999
Optical Society of America.