Abstract
Thin active region single stripe aluminum gallium arsenide traveling-wave amplifiers have been used to generate and amplify 15 ps optical pulses to nearly 50 mW average powers and to peak powers in excess of 3 W. No appreciable temporal pulse distortion is observed after amplification. These peak power levels should prove to be sufficient to induce nonlinear optical effects in fibers.
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