From Event: SPIE LASE, 2018
New developments in industrial applications and applications under rough environmental conditions within the field of spectroscopy and quantum technology in the 935 nm wavelength regime demand new compact, stable and robust laser systems. Beside a stable laser source the integration of a compact optical isolator is necessary to reduce size and power consumption for the whole laser system. The integration of a suitable optical isolator suppresses back reflections from the following optical system efficiently. However, the miniaturization of the optics inside the package leads to high optical power density levels that make a more detailed analysis of the components and their laser damage threshold necessary. We present test results on compact stable DFB laser sources (butterfly style packages) with newly integrated optical isolators operating around 935 nm. The presented data includes performance and lifetime tests for the laser diodes as well as package components. Overall performance data of the packaged laser diodes will be shown as well.
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M. Reggentin, H. Thiem, G. Tsianos, M. Malach, J. Hofmann, T. Plocke, M. Kneier, and L. Richter, "Compact DFB laser modules with integrated isolator at 935 nm," Proc. SPIE 10513, Components and Packaging for Laser Systems IV, 105130G (Presented at SPIE LASE: January 31, 2018; Published: 20 February 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2290582.