Experimental Evaluation of the Coupling Efficiency between Monolithically Integrated DFB Lasers and Waveguides

Hiroaki TAKEUCHI; Kazuo KASAYA; Kunishige OE

Experimental Evaluation of the Coupling Efficiency between Monolithically Integrated DFB Lasers and Waveguides

Hiroaki TAKEUCHI, Kazuo KASAYA, Kunishige OE

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As one of the approaches to developing a monolithic integrated device, optical coupling efficiency between a monolithically integrated DFB laser and a passive waveguide is experimentally evaluated. A butt-joint coupling is selected in this study, because it is expected to produce a higher coupling efficiency than any other coupling techniques. The DFB laser is butt-jointed with the waveguide by a low-pressure MOVPE selective growth, which produces no overgrowth at the butt-joint region. The average efficiency is evaluated to be 60%. The distribution of the evaluated efficiency indicates that the coupling efficiency of more than 50% can be obtained with good reproducibility.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E73-E No.1 pp.53-58

Publication Date: 1990/01/25

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Hiroaki TAKEUCHI
Kazuo KASAYA
Kunishige OE

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Hiroaki TAKEUCHI, Kazuo KASAYA, Kunishige OE, "Experimental Evaluation of the Coupling Efficiency between Monolithically Integrated DFB Lasers and Waveguides" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions, vol. E73-E, no. 1, pp. 53-58, January 1990, doi: .
Abstract: As one of the approaches to developing a monolithic integrated device, optical coupling efficiency between a monolithically integrated DFB laser and a passive waveguide is experimentally evaluated. A butt-joint coupling is selected in this study, because it is expected to produce a higher coupling efficiency than any other coupling techniques. The DFB laser is butt-jointed with the waveguide by a low-pressure MOVPE selective growth, which produces no overgrowth at the butt-joint region. The average efficiency is evaluated to be 60%. The distribution of the evaluated efficiency indicates that the coupling efficiency of more than 50% can be obtained with good reproducibility.
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