Name: unlocking dynamical diversity: optical feedback effects on semiconductor lasers
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Author: deborah m. kane, k. alan shore
ISBN: 9780470856192

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unlocking dynamical diversity: optical feedback effects on semiconductor lasers

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Libro Físico

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wiley

Autor

deborah m. kane, k. alan shore

N° páginas

356.00

ISBN

047085619x

ISBN13

9780470856192

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Ingeniería eléctrica

unlocking dynamical diversity: optical feedback effects on semiconductor lasers

Deborah M. Kane, K. Alan Shore (Autor) · wiley · Libro Físico

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there is currently a great deal of interest in using optical feedback in semiconductor laser systems to generate synchronised chaos for secure communications. with this continued strong interest in the system of semiconductor lasers with optical feedback as a rich example of non-linear dynamics and an important system for practical applications, it has lead to sustained vigour in the field of understanding the complex effects of optical feedback on semiconductor lasers. the field of optical feedback in semiconductor lasers is a mature research field, which is currently experiencing strong growth because of the potential application of the chaotic output that, can be generated in such systems. the book will present twenty years of research in significant laser systems and the applications that have resulted from prior research generated knowledge. it will communicate and service the current topics of strong research activity. it is a key time to publish a book on this subject. there is a strong focus on research into the applications and systems and the authors themselves have carried out extensive work in this area.