Entrainment of Optical Low-Frequency Fluctuations is Enhanced by Coupling

Buldú, J.M.; García-Ojalvo, J.; Torrent, M.C.; Vicente, Raúl; Pérez, Toni; Mirasso, Claudio R.
Fluctuation and Noise Letters 3, 127-136 (2003)

The control of the low-frequency fluctuations exhibited by two mutually coupled semi-conductor
lasers is studied experimentally and numerically. We observe that coupling
enhances the response of the system to a weak periodic modulation of the injection cur-rent
of one of the lasers, leading to a highly efficient entrainment of both laser outputs,
in the form of synchronized and periodic power dropouts. We compare the quality of the
entrainment with the one obtained in a single semiconductor laser with optical feedback,
showing the beneficial role of coupling in this pursuit. The experimental observations are
satisfactorily reproduced by numerical simulations of a set of coupled delay-differential
rate equations.


Related research projects

OCCULT_CE

Optical Chaos communications using laser diode transmitters

P.I.: Pere Colet
Demostración experimental de la capacidad de un sistema óptico caótico emisor/receptor para transmitir información codificada a través de fibras ópticas. Dirigido a mejorar la privacidad en la transmisión de datos.

CONOCE

Cooperación y fenómenos no lineales en sistemas complejos extendidos

P.I.: Maxi San Miguel
Representa un esfuerzo de investigación cooperativo y no lineal en el contexto general interdisciplinario de las nuevas direcciones de la Física Estadística y No Lineal, con especial referencia a sistemas extendidos con …

This web uses cookies for data collection with a statistical purpose. If you continue Browse, it means acceptance of the installation of the same.


More info I agree