Wavelength tuning and thermal dynamics of continuous-wave mid-IR distributed feedback quantum cascade laser [ Lionel Tombez Francesco Cappelli Stephane Schilt Gianni Di Domenico Saverio Bartalini Daniel Hofstetter ]

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In this paper two models of phonon scattering at solid-solid interfaces have been used to calculate the cross-plane thermal conductivity of active region of quantum cascade laser.

We report on the operation of a 50 mW continuous wave quantum cascade laser (QCL) in the 9.2 µm range, phase locked to a single mode CO 2 laser with a tunable frequency offset..

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The root mean square (RMS) and peak-to-peak (p-p) amplitude of the fields from 500ps to 640ps are plotted in fig. 4b as a function of the antenna voltage. The kink in fig.