Modeling quantum well lasers
Summary: In semiconductor laser modeling, a good mathematical model gives near-reality results. Three methods of modeling solutions from the rate equations are presented and analyzed. A method based on the rate equations modeled in Simulink to describe quantum well lasers was presented. For different signal types like step function, saw tooth and sinus used as input, a good response of the used equations is obtained. Circuit model resulting from one of the rate equations models is presented and simulated in SPICE. Results show a good modeling behavior. Numerical simulation in MathCad gives satisfactory results for the study of the transitory and dynamic operation at small level of the injection current. The obtained numerical results show the specific limits of each model, according to theoretical analysis. Based on these results, software can be built that integrates circuit simulation and other modeling methods for quantum well lasers to have a tool that model and analysis these devices from all points of view.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 978486
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 978486 (Why is no real title available?)
- TWO‐CARRIER QUANTUM WELL TRANSPORT MODEL WITH APPLICATION TO SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS
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