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Tunable multiple-quantum-well distributed-Bragg-reflector lasers as tunable narrowband receivers

Koch et al., 1989

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15950728647405816787
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Koch T
Choa F
Heismann F
Koren U
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We report a tunable receiver based on a MQW-DBR laser biased just below threshold. The device simultaneously integrates the functions of a tunable filter, optical amplifier, photodetectorand, if desired, an FSK discriminator. Using identical devices for both a …
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