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Polarization induced enhancement of relative intensity noise and modulation distortion in vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Due to the lack of polarization control in proton-implanted vertical cavity surface emitting lasers, increased relative intensity noise and pulse distortion are observed when the laser is modulated and a single polarization direction is selected.

M.S. Wu | C.J. Chang-Hasnain | K.Y. Lau | L.A. Buckman | G.S. Li

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