Quantum-dot comb laser with low relative-intensity noise for each mode

admin June 9th, 2008 Nanotechnology

Multiple wavelengths emitted by a semiconductor laser can be used as independent channels for simple and affordable high-bandwidth parallel optical interconnects in photonic integrated circuits.
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