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31 January 2005 Effect of series and parallel resistance on low-frequency noise level in semiconductor lasers
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Abstract
By placing the semiconductor lasers in series or parallel with different resistances, the effects of series and parallel resistances on noise level of devices are studied. The effects of serial and parallel resistances on device quality and the correlations between the noise level and reliability of semiconductor lasers are also discussed. The results indicate that the noise level does not change obviously when the devices are placed with serial resistance. At the bias current of 5mA, the parallel resistance also has no obviously effect on noise level. But, when the bias current is 20μA, the parallel resistance makes noise level of devices decrease evidently. The devices with lower noise may also be unreliabile.
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Guijun Hu "Effect of series and parallel resistance on low-frequency noise level in semiconductor lasers", Proc. SPIE 5624, Semiconductor and Organic Optoelectronic Materials and Devices, (31 January 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.570202
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KEYWORDS
Resistance

Semiconductor lasers

Reliability

Diodes

Heterojunctions

Optical communications

Optical sensing

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