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Thermal contribution to wavelength tunability of multielectrode DFB lasers

J. Jacquet, A. Olivier, D. Leclerc, J. Benoit, O. Le Gouézigou, L. Le Gouézigou, and J. L. Liévin

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Abstract

By using a time-resolved spectrum analysis, we present for the first time an analysis of the contribution of thermal effect to wavelength tunability in multielectrode distributed-feedback (DFB) lasers. These components have been intensively developed for two years. They exhibit wide tunability (Δλ = 2 nm), narrow linewidth (≤1 MHz),1 and excellent FM characteristics2 and are widely used in coherent optical communication3 and fast wavelength switching.4

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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