Comparison of the linewidths of photonic microwave signals generated by semiconductor lasers subject to optical injection and optical feedback

Lyu-Chih Lin; Ssu-Hsin Liu; Fan-Yi Lin

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Comparison of the linewidths of photonic microwave signals generated by semiconductor lasers subject to optical injection and optical feedback

Lyu-Chih Lin, Ssu-Hsin Liu and Fan-Yi Lin

Optics InfoBase Conference Papers, STh4L.5

2016

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We experimentally compare the linewidths of period-one (P1) nonlinear dynamics of semiconductor lasers subject to optical injection (OI) and optical feedback (OF) for photonic microwave generation. The OF system is shown to have narrower linewidth and better reduction ratio.

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Title: Comparison of the linewidths of photonic microwave signals generated by semiconductor lasers subject to optical injection and optical feedback
Translated title: Comparison of the linewidths of photonic microwave signals generated by semiconductor lasers subject to optical injection and optical feedback
Creators - without role: Lyu-Chih Lin - Institute of Photonics Technologies , Department of Electrical Engineering , National Tsing Hua University
Ssu-Hsin Liu - Institute of Photonics Technologies , Department of Electrical Engineering , National Tsing Hua University
Fan-Yi Lin - Institute of Photonics Technologies , Department of Electrical Engineering , National Tsing Hua University
Identifiers: 9781557528209; 9957777487606774
Academic Unit: Institute of Photonics Technologies, College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, National Tsing Hua University
Language: English
Resource Type: Conference paper
Publication Details: Optics InfoBase Conference Papers, STh4L.5

Comparison of the linewidths of photonic microwave signals generated by semiconductor lasers subject to optical injection and optical feedback

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