Sub-gigahertz beam switching of vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser with transverse coupled cavity

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We report a high-speed electrical beam switching of vertical cavity surface emitting laser with a transverse coupled cavity. A high speed (sub-gigahertz) and large deflection angle (>30°) beam switching is demonstrated by employing the transverse mode switching. The angular switching speed of 900MHz is achieved with narrow beam divergence of below 4° and extinction ratio of 8dB. We also measured the near- and far-field patterns to clarify the origin of the beam switching. We present a simple one-dimensional Bragg reflector waveguide model, which well predicts the beam switching characteristic.

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Nakahama, M., Gu, X., Sakaguchi, T., Matsutani, A., Ahmed, M., Bakry, A., & Koyama, F. (2015). Sub-gigahertz beam switching of vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser with transverse coupled cavity. Applied Physics Letters, 107(7). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4929147

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