Implementation of electro-optic amplitude modulator in the external cavity of semiconductor laser for generation of periodic sates and chaos control

Mabhouti, Kh; Jafari, A

doi:10.18869/acadpub.ijpr.16.3.63

Implementation of electro-optic amplitude modulator in the external cavity of semiconductor laser for generation of periodic sates and chaos control

Authors

Kh Mabhouti

A Jafari

https://doi.org/10.18869/acadpub.ijpr.16.3.63

Abstract

In this paper, by placing the electro optical modulator (EOM) into the external cavity of the semiconductor laser (SL) and amplitude modulation of the optical feedback, the dynamical variation of the output intensity of the laser has been studied. This is analyzed numerically via bifurcation and time series diagrams with respect to the applied amplitude modulation index, and modulation voltage frequency of the EOM. It has been shown that, by modulating the amplitude of the optical feedback beam, various changes in the types of the dynamics of can be observed, and various periodic states can be generated. This makes it possible to receive the desired dynamics without any variations in the main parameters of the SL. Also, in present study, a method of chaos control in the SL has been presented based on EOM in the external cavity. The obtained results confirm that based on this method the chaotic dynamics can be controlled single-periodic dynamics

Keywords

semiconductor laser

electro optical modulator

external cavity

chaos control

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