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Repetition-rate tunable micromechanical passively mode-locked semiconductor laser

Repetition-rate tunable micromechanical passively mode-locked semiconductor laser

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The authors present a novel, repetition-rate tunable, micromechanical passively mode-locked semiconductor laser, which consists of a multi-segment laser with a monolithic moving micro -mirror driven by an electrostatic comb structure. Continuous repetition-rate tunability by mirror displacement is demonstrated in 22.7 GHz fundamental mode-locking.

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