L. Westbrook, N. Fletcher, D. M. Cooper, M. Stevenson, M. Aylett
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Linearity and noise of InGaAs multi-quantum-well lasers
Measurements are presented which demonstrate that multiple-quantum-well (MQW) lasers can offer significantly lower noise and distortion levels than equivalent double-heterostructure lasers. Improvements of approximately=10 dB in the laser intensity noise and approximately=8 dB in the second-harmonic distortion have been achieved. These figures are close to the predicted improvement of approximately=12 dB expected in MQW lasers as a result of doubling the laser resonant frequency.<>