High-speed large-range continuous tunable method for DFB array
A large-scale, array technology, applied to the structure of the optical resonant cavity, etc., can solve problems such as limitations, inability to scan the frequency range without interval splicing and coverage, and severe temperature fluctuations of the target
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[0023] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a typical DFB array laser. Usually, it is composed of parallel laser diodes and a multimode interference coupler. For the D66 laser of Japan's FITEL company, it consists of 12 diodes with a wavelength spacing of 3.5nm. constitute. Temperature is typically used in its application to tune each diode to sweep across the 3.5 nm wavelength range. However, the current tuning sensitivity of this laser is very low, and only about 1nm can be tuned within its safe current range. However, in the solution proposed in this patent, temperature tuning is not used. Instead, current tuning is performed on each single tube and an attempt is made to expand the single tube frequency to achieve a single tube tuning range beyond the inherent wavelength spacing of adjacent diodes. For the D66 model For lasers, this value is 3.5nm.
[0024] figure 2 It is the core process of the high-speed and large-range continuous tunable method of ...
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