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Separation of semiconductor laser intrinsic linewidth and 1/f noise using multiple fiber lengths with the delayed self-heterodyne method

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Abstract

We proposed a method of measuring the intrinsic linewidth of semiconductor lasers, by using self-heterodyne method with multiple measurements of different delay fiber lengths. By eliminating the 1/f noise effects, the linewidth becomes much smaller than the conventional measurement method.

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