Distributed Feedback Semiconductor Lasers by John Carroll
Concentrating on presenting a thorough analysis of DFB lasers from a level suitable for research students, this book emphasises and gives extensive coverage of computer aided modeling techniques.-
Electrical Craft Principles
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Understandable Mathematics for Electrical Circuits, Electronics, and Computing Applications
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High-Level Synthesis Hardware Trojan Attacks and Countermeasures
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High Quality Liquid Crystal Displays and Smart Devices
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Negative Group Delay Devices
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SIMOX
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Whitfield's Electrical Craft Principles
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Strained Silicon Heterostructures
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Switched Currents
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Analogue-digital ASICs
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Algorithmic and Knowledge-based CAD for VLSI
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Physics and Technology of Heterojunction Devices
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Radio Frequency and Microwave Power Measurement
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High-frequency Circuit Engineering
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Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Levitation
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IP Core Protection and Hardware-Assisted Security for Consumer Electronics
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Microwave Measurements
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Selected Topics in Advanced Solid State and Fibre Optic Sensors
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Advanced Technologies for Next Generation Integrated Circuits
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Characterisation and Control of Defects in Semiconductors
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VLSI Architectures for Future Video Coding
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Optical MEMS for Chemical Analysis and Biomedicine
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Digitally Enhanced Mixed Signal Systems
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Nano-Scaled Semiconductor Devices
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Analysis and Design of CMOS Clocking Circuits For Low Phase Noise
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The Switching Function
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Hardware Architectures for Deep Learning
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Foundations of Digital Signal Processing
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Heat Management in Integrated Circuits
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Nano-CMOS and Post-CMOS Electronics
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Asynchronous Circuit Applications
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Modelling Methodologies in Analogue Integrated Circuit Design
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Frontiers in Securing IP Cores
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Physical Biometrics for Hardware Security of DSP and Machine Learning Coprocessors
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Frontiers in Hardware Security and Trust
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Secured Hardware Accelerators for DSP and Image Processing Applications
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Cross-Layer Reliability of Computing Systems
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Wireless Communications Circuits and Systems
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Functionality-Enhanced Devices
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Thermomechanical Simulation Methodologies for Advanced Semiconductor Packaging
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Electron-Gated Ion Channels
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CMOS-Based Sensors and Actuators for Life Science Applications
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Test and Diagnosis of Analogue, Mixed-signal and RF Integrated Circuits
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Nanotechnologies
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MEMS Resonator Filters
'A wonderful bookAlthough it is principally a research review of the design and modelling of DFB lasers, this is a remarkably powerful and accessible text.'
* Optical and Quantum Electronics *
John Carroll is a Professor in the Department of Engineering and Head of the Electrical Division at Cambridge University. He joined the university as a Lecturer and Fellow of Queen's College in 1967, forming a research group studying Gunn and Trapatt microwave devices. He has authored three books on semiconductor devices but for the last ten years the emphasis of his work and publications has been the design and modelling of laser diodes. He is currently Chairman of the Council of the School of Technology and a member of the university's General Board.
James Whiteaway graduated from Queen's College, Cambridge, in 1973 and joined Standard Telecommunications Laboratories (now Nortel) at Harlow, UK, to work on laser diodes. He gained his PhD from Cambridge University in 1983 for his published work on semiconductor lasers. He is now the External Research Co-ordinator for the Nortel Optical Communications Programme Unit and leads a team researching optical device modelling. He has accomplished pioneering work on phase-shifted DFBs which have set the industry standards for performance of distributed feedback laser devices.
Dick Plumb graduated from Christ's College, Cambridge, in 1973 after holding a commission in the Royal Navy. Having gained his PhD on high-speed photodiodes, he joined the Standard Telecommunication Laboratories in 1977. Later he worked for BT and D Technologies Ltd. on laser diode technology materials, and took a leading role in a number of European programmes introducing DFB lasers into optical communication systems. He currently leads research into high-power and tunable laser diodes at the Department of Engineering, Cambridge University, which he joined as a lecturer and Fellow of Peterhouse in 1991.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9780852969175 |
| ISBN 10 | 0852969171 |
| Title | Distributed Feedback Semiconductor Lasers |
| Author | John Carroll |
| Series | Materials Circuits And Devices |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Institution of Engineering and Technology |
| Year published | 1998-04-01 |
| Number of pages | 440 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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