Abstract
Directly modulated semiconductor lasers are currently running at 10 Gbit/s. However these devices require thermo-electric coolers to attain their speed. As transmitter prices drop and power budgets become tighter, it is desirable to remove the thermo-electric cooler and require the directly modulated semiconductor laser to operate at temperatures up to 85C.
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