Narrow linewidth light source is a prerequisite for high-performance coherent optical communication and sensing.Waveguide-based external cavity narrow linewidth semiconductor lasers(WEC-NLSLs)have become a competitive...Narrow linewidth light source is a prerequisite for high-performance coherent optical communication and sensing.Waveguide-based external cavity narrow linewidth semiconductor lasers(WEC-NLSLs)have become a competitive and attractive candidate for many coherent applications due to their small size,volume,low energy consumption,low cost and the ability to integrate with other optical components.In this paper,we present an overview of WEC-NLSLs from their required technologies to the state-of-the-art progress.Moreover,we highlight the common problems occurring to current WEC-NLSLs and show the possible approaches to resolving the issues.Finally,we present the possible development directions for the next phase and hope this review will be beneficial to the advancements of WEC-NLSLs.展开更多
The analytical expression for the transmission spectra of coupled cavity waveguides （CCWs） in photonic crystals （PCs） is derived based on the coupled-mode theory （CMT）. Parameters in the analytical expression ca...The analytical expression for the transmission spectra of coupled cavity waveguides （CCWs） in photonic crystals （PCs） is derived based on the coupled-mode theory （CMT）. Parameters in the analytical expression can be extracted by simple numerical simulations. We reveal that it is the phase shift between the two adjacent PC defects that uniquely determines the flatness of the impurity bands of CCWs. In addition, it is found that the phase shift also greatly affects the bandwidth of CCWs. Thus, the engineering of the impurity bands of CCWs can be realized through the adjustment of the phase shift. Based on the theoretical results, an interesting phenomenon in which a CCW acts as a single PC defect and its impurity band possesses a Lorentz lineshape is predicted. Very good agreement between the analytical results and the numerical simulations based on transfer matrix method has been achieved.展开更多
An optomechanical cavity embedded with a V-type three-level atom is exploited to control single-photon transport in a one-dimensional waveguide. The effects of the atom–cavity detuning, the optomechanical effect,the ...An optomechanical cavity embedded with a V-type three-level atom is exploited to control single-photon transport in a one-dimensional waveguide. The effects of the atom–cavity detuning, the optomechanical effect,the coupling strengths between the cavity and the atom or the waveguide, and the atomic dissipation on the single-photon transport properties are analyzed systematically. Interestingly, the single-photon transmission spectra show multiple double electromagnetically induced transparency. Moreover, the double electromagnetically induced transparency can be switched to a single one by tuning the atom–cavity detuning.展开更多
The high power and low internal loss 1.06 μm InGaAs/GaAsP quantum well lasers with asymmetric waveguide structure were designed and fabricated. For a 4000 μm cavity length and 100 μm stripe width device,the maximum...The high power and low internal loss 1.06 μm InGaAs/GaAsP quantum well lasers with asymmetric waveguide structure were designed and fabricated. For a 4000 μm cavity length and 100 μm stripe width device,the maximum output power and conversion efficiency of the device are 7.13 W and 56.4%, respectively. The cavity length dependence of the threshold current density and conversion efficiency have been investigated theoretically and experimentally; the laser diode with 4000 μm cavity length shows better characteristics than that with 3000 and 4500 μm cavity length： the threshold current density is 132.5 A/cm^2, the slope efficiency of 1.00 W/A and the junction temperature of 15.62 K were achieved.展开更多
基金Jiangsu Province Key R&D Program(Industry Prospect and Common Key Technologies)(No.BE2014083)Jiangxi Natural Science Foundation Project(No.2019ACBL20054)。
文摘Narrow linewidth light source is a prerequisite for high-performance coherent optical communication and sensing.Waveguide-based external cavity narrow linewidth semiconductor lasers(WEC-NLSLs)have become a competitive and attractive candidate for many coherent applications due to their small size,volume,low energy consumption,low cost and the ability to integrate with other optical components.In this paper,we present an overview of WEC-NLSLs from their required technologies to the state-of-the-art progress.Moreover,we highlight the common problems occurring to current WEC-NLSLs and show the possible approaches to resolving the issues.Finally,we present the possible development directions for the next phase and hope this review will be beneficial to the advancements of WEC-NLSLs.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant No 10374065）, the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province of China （Grant No 32050）, the Ministry of Education of China （Grant No 204107）, and the Department of Education of Guangdong Province of China （Grant No Z03033）.
文摘The analytical expression for the transmission spectra of coupled cavity waveguides （CCWs） in photonic crystals （PCs） is derived based on the coupled-mode theory （CMT）. Parameters in the analytical expression can be extracted by simple numerical simulations. We reveal that it is the phase shift between the two adjacent PC defects that uniquely determines the flatness of the impurity bands of CCWs. In addition, it is found that the phase shift also greatly affects the bandwidth of CCWs. Thus, the engineering of the impurity bands of CCWs can be realized through the adjustment of the phase shift. Based on the theoretical results, an interesting phenomenon in which a CCW acts as a single PC defect and its impurity band possesses a Lorentz lineshape is predicted. Very good agreement between the analytical results and the numerical simulations based on transfer matrix method has been achieved.
基金partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11504104,11447221,and 11274148)the Scientific Research Fundof Hunan Provincial Education Department(No.15C0539)+2 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(No.2015JJ6035)the National Natural Science Foundation of China for Fostering Talents in Basic Research(No.11405052)the Key Laboratory of Low Dimensional Quantum Structures and Quantum Control(No.QSQC1409)
文摘An optomechanical cavity embedded with a V-type three-level atom is exploited to control single-photon transport in a one-dimensional waveguide. The effects of the atom–cavity detuning, the optomechanical effect,the coupling strengths between the cavity and the atom or the waveguide, and the atomic dissipation on the single-photon transport properties are analyzed systematically. Interestingly, the single-photon transmission spectra show multiple double electromagnetically induced transparency. Moreover, the double electromagnetically induced transparency can be switched to a single one by tuning the atom–cavity detuning.
文摘The high power and low internal loss 1.06 μm InGaAs/GaAsP quantum well lasers with asymmetric waveguide structure were designed and fabricated. For a 4000 μm cavity length and 100 μm stripe width device,the maximum output power and conversion efficiency of the device are 7.13 W and 56.4%, respectively. The cavity length dependence of the threshold current density and conversion efficiency have been investigated theoretically and experimentally; the laser diode with 4000 μm cavity length shows better characteristics than that with 3000 and 4500 μm cavity length： the threshold current density is 132.5 A/cm^2, the slope efficiency of 1.00 W/A and the junction temperature of 15.62 K were achieved.
