Abstract
We have developed a self-consistent electro-optical model for oxide-confined vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, including optical polarization and spin-flip dynamics. When subjected to large signal modulation, current self-distribution effects reduce the amount of spatial-hole burning in the device, leading to a reduced overshoot during transients and to an increased damping of the relaxation oscillations.
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