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MultiSourceLaser™ network lasers (MSL's) are monolithic
semiconductor lasers that produce an output beam comprised of many
spectral lines (longitudinal modes). MSL's provide a single
simultaneous source of many beams with individual wavelengths
(λ) centered from 700 to 1600nm. All of the individual
λ beam components can be separated out of the MSL's output
beam and, for example, independently modulated and then recombined at a
transmission fiber. MSL's can be designed and controlled to have
λ values and line spacing for applications such as DWDM
telecommunications (ITU) or for both clocking and data transport in
future microprocessors. |
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