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We report an experimental study of the gain recovery of an InAs-InGaAsP-InP columnar-quantum-dot semiconductor optical amplifier around 1550 nm. We find a three-step recovery process that gives around 85% gain recovery in only 10 ps and 100% in around 30 ps in case of a quite complete gain saturation. We also give a possible physical explanation for the peculiar gain dynamics.
The effect of p-doping on both temperature and dynamic performances of 1.55mum Quantum Dashes lasers is investigated in detail. A relaxation frequency up to 13.5GHz and a damping factor as low as 0.22ns are demonstrated. The origin of this drastic improvement of the dynamic properties of Quantum Dashes lasers is discussed.
The optical study of single quantum dashes located inside a 2.5D photonic crystal structure is performed. The enhancement of the emission is observed for quantum dash in resonance with a slow Bloch mode.
A modulation bandwidth up to 10 GHz in continuous wave mode operation is demonstrated using optimized 1.55 mum InAs/InP (100) quantum dashes based lasers.
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