Temperature control device with a plurality of electrically conductive terminals, and an optical subassembly module implementing same
A temperature control device and terminal technology, applied in the direction of optical components, electrical components, semiconductor lasers, etc., can solve the problems of size reduction, orientation and electrical interconnection complexity
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[0065] As noted above, the shrinking size of optical modules and subassemblies complicates the implementation and design of monitor photodiode configurations. This challenge can be better understood with an example. Figure 1A An exemplary can laser 100 is presented having an electro-absorption modulated laser (EML) configuration 104 and an associated monitor photodiode 106 . Electro-absorption modulation lasers are especially suitable for long-distance optical communication, such as up to or beyond 10 kilometers. However, maintaining rated performance with an EAM laser depends largely on the control of operating temperature. A temperature control device such as a thermoelectric cooler (TEC) can be used to maintain the target temperature.
[0066] Such as Figure 1A As shown, the can laser 100 includes a thermoelectric cooler 102 , and an EAM laser arrangement 104 is disposed on the thermoelectric cooler 102 . Additionally, a monitor photodiode 106 is mounted to the thermoel...
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