Abstract
The response of nanolasers subject to optical injection has been analyzed. Calculations have been performed using rate equations, which include the Purcell cavity-enhanced spontaneous emission factor F and the spontaneous emission coupling factor I². In the analysis, the influence of F and I² is evaluated for varying the injection strength and frequency detuning between the master and slave laser. It is observed that, in general, increased F and I² increases the stable locking region and have only a few regions of dynamic instability as compared with conventional semiconductor lasers over a large frequency detuning. It is also found that for larger F, the modulation bandwidths of 90 GHz can be achieved.
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