Abstract
Fabrication and characteristics of 2004-nm wavelength InP-based ridge-waveguide distributed feedback lasers with InGaAs multi-quantum wells are described. By means of a relatively simple fabrication process, the device can operate stably in a single mode without any mode hopping. A high side-mode suppression ratio of 49 dB is achieved. The emission wavelength can be finely controlled from 2000 to 2008 nm with a current-tuning rate of 0.0047 nm/mA and a temperature-tuning rate of 0.127 nm/K. In addition, the influence of facet coating conditions on the single-mode property of these distributed feedback lasers was investigated.
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