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Numerical Simulation of Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers
… (VCSELs), the semiconductor laser simulator Minilase has been extended to allow simulation of VCSEL devices. The fundamental physics of VCSELs are no different from the physics of other semiconductor lasers; however, the approximation of a closed boundary imposed on the optical modes by …
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Fully coupled electrical and optical simulation of vertical cavity surface emitting lasers
The two-dimensional quantum well laser simulator MINILASE has been extended in several ways. First, the underlying device equations have been modified to accommodate the cylindrical geometry of vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELs). Second, an accurate band structure using the well-known …
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Simulating the Modulation Response of Vertical -Cavity Surface -Emitting Lasers
The comprehensive semiconductor laser simulator, MINILASE, has been extended to simulate the dynamic response of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs). Various nonlinear gain effects due to carrier transport have been self-consistently accounted for by MINILASE and their important roles …
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Threshold current and modulation response of semiconductor lasers
… well as with a self-consistent laser simulator MINILASE. The models predict similar qualitative trends in threshold current dependencies.
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The self-consistent simulation of carrier transport and its effect on the modulation response in semiconductor quantum well lasers
… quantum well laser simulator called Minilase has been developed. Both the optical and electronic device equations that describe a laser diode are discussed in detail. The dark and radiative recombination processes and the carrier transport mechanisms included in the simulator are …
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One-dimensional simulation of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers including energy transport
… microcavity as the temperature increases. The Minilase simulator is also shown to be an effective CAD tool in designing VCSELs by producing interesting simulation results for VCSELs with various Bragg reflector mirrors.
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Simulating the modulation response of Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting lasers
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