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FJ2 Short-cavity distributed Bragg reflector laser with an integrated tapered output waveguide

M. Chien, U. Koren, T. L. Koch, B. I. Miller, M. Oron, M. G. Young, and J. L. Demiguel

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Abstract

The use of tapered waveguides to adiabatically increase the lateral and transverse mode size of a semiconductor laser has been recently demonstrated, and improved tolerances for coupling into a single-mode fiber were reported.1 The adiabatic-mode-expansion (AME) waveguide of the previous work was part of the Fabry–Perot laser cavity.

© 1990 Optical Society of America

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