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    Mode-hop compensation for intracavity sensing via chip voltage in an external-cavity QCL

    In this paper, we describe a technique to perform intracavity gas sensing by detecting changes in the QCL voltage. The influence of mode-hops is compensated by a data acquisition and processing based on a dual...

    Laurent Bizet, Raphael Vallon, Bertrand Parvitte, Gregory Maisons in Applied Physics B (2022)

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    Private communication with quantum cascade laser photonic chaos

    Mid-infrared free-space optical communication has a large potential for high speed communication due to its immunity to electromagnetic interference. However, data security against eavesdroppers is among the o...

    Olivier Spitz, Andreas Herdt, Jiagui Wu, Grégory Maisons in Nature Communications (2021)

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    Chaotic optical power dropouts driven by low frequency bias forcing in a mid-infrared quantum cascade laser

    Mid-infrared quantum cascade lasers operating under external optical feedback and external periodic bias forcing are shown to exhibit a deterministic chaotic pattern composed of frequencies which are linked to...

    Olivier Spitz, Jiagui Wu, Mathieu Carras, Chee-Wei Wong in Scientific Reports (2019)

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    Multi-gas sensing with quantum cascade laser array in the mid-infrared region

    Wide tunable lasers sources are useful for spectroscopy of complex molecules that have broad absorption spectra and for multiple sensing of smaller molecules. A region of interest is the mid-infrared region, w...

    Laurent Bizet, Raphael Vallon, Bertrand Parvitte, Mickael Brun in Applied Physics B (2017)

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    Beam sha** in high-power broad-area quantum cascade lasers using optical feedback

    Broad-area quantum cascade lasers with high output powers are highly desirable sources for various applications including infrared countermeasures. However, such structures suffer from strongly deteriorated be...

    Simon Ferré, Louise Jumpertz, Mathieu Carras, Robson Ferreira in Scientific Reports (2017)

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    Chaotic light at mid-infrared wavelength

    The onset of nonlinear dynamics and chaos is evidenced in a mid-infrared distributed feedback quantum cascade laser both in the temporal and frequency domains. As opposed to the commonly observed route to chao...

    Louise Jumpertz, Kevin Schires, Mathieu Carras in Light: Science & Applications (2016)

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    Magnetotransport in quantum cascade detectors: analyzing the current under illumination

    Photocurrent measurements have been performed on a quantum cascade detector structure under strong magnetic field applied parallel to the growth axis. The photocurrent shows oscillations as a function of B. In or...

    François-Régis Jasnot, Nicolas Péré-Laperne in Nanoscale Research Letters (2011)

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    An FDTD approach to the simulation of quantum-well infrared photodetectors

    A Finite Difference Time Domain approach is used to design and to optimize quantum-well based infrared photodetectors. Results showing the influence of some parameters on the performance of these devices are p...

    Luca Stabellini, Wei Lu, Alfredo De Rossi, Thomas Antoni in Optical and Quantum Electronics (2008)

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    Photonic Metal Bandgap Structure for Intersubband Detection

    We would like to present here a geometry of Quantum Well Infrared Photodetectors (QWIPs) for increasing the detectivity. It consists of a mesa (a squared etched pixel) with a metal grating on top of it. The grati...

    Mathieu Carras, Alfredo De Rossi in Optical and Quantum Electronics (2006)