
Recent research shows that terahertz quantum cascade lasers are well-suited to high speed free space communication. The results of both theoretical and laboratory work indicate the devices are able to deliver bandwidths in the gigahertz to tens of gigahertz range without the burden of relaxation oscillations found in diode lasers. Using a novel rate equation model we explore the frequency response characteristics of a real device and report on the finding of a strongly peaked bias current-dependent response.
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bandwidth, Terahertz quantum cascade laser, Free space communication, terahertz quantum cascade laser, Stark and thermal rollover, Bandwidth, 1705 Computer Networks and Communications, 1711 Signal Processing, 3315 Communication, Rate equation model
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