Photoelectric oscillator based on semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser
An optoelectronic oscillator and semiconductor technology, applied in microwave technology and optoelectronics, can solve problems such as difficult integration, difficult optimization of system structure and cost, and bulky OEO system
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[0022] The workflow is as follows: the semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser 1 outputs a set of laser modes with a center frequency of w and a frequency difference between adjacent modes of Δw from the output waveguide 1a. This set of laser modes can be expressed as w±nΔw (where n is an integer), By changing the injection current or temperature of the semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser 1, the carrier concentration of the semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser 1 can be changed, and then the center frequency w and the frequency difference Δw of the output laser mode can be adjusted. The output of the semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser 1 is injected into the photoelectric conversion modulation module 2; in the photoelectric conversion modulation module 2, the light field is divided into two paths by the optical coupler 3 and input into the photodetector 4 and the electro-optical modulator 6 (EAM); The detector 4 can detect the frequency difference Δw o...
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[0026] The workflow is as follows: the semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser 1 outputs a group of laser modes with the center frequency w and the adjacent mode frequency difference Δw from the rear cavity mirror 1f and injects them into the photoelectric conversion modulation module 2; the light field injected into the photoelectric conversion modulation module 2 is first Enter the port two 8a of the three-port optical circulator 8, then connect to the optical coupler 3 from the output of the three-port optical circulator 8b; After the output of the second 8a, it is reversely injected into the semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser 1 by the rear cavity mirror 1f. All the other are with embodiment 1. . Through the self-injection locking process of the semiconductor multi-longitudinal mode laser 1 and external cyclic feedback, stable optical and electrical microwave signals with a frequency difference of Δw can be finally generated, and these signals can be output th...
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