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The detection properties of the semiconductor laser amplifier have been examined by several authors, e. g. Gustavsson et al.1 have analysed a Near Travelling Wave Optical Amplifier (NTWOA) for simultaneous amplification and detection. Shoa and Koch2 have theoretically studied the static and dynamical characteristics of semiconductor narrow-band tunable resonant optical amplifiers as active filters and receivers.
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M. Gustavsson, A. Karlsson and L. Thylén, “Traveling Wave Semiconductor Laser Amplifier Detectors”, IEEE, J. of Lightwave Technology, LT-8:610 (1990).
F. S. Choa and L. Koch, “Static and Dynamical Characteristics of Narrow Band Tunable Resonant Amplifiers As Active Filters and Receivers”, IEEE, J. of Lightwave Technology, LT-9:73 (1991).
W. B. Joyce and R. W. Dixon, “Analytic approximations for the Fermi energy of an ideal Fermi gas”, Applied Physics Letters, 31: 354 (1977).
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Le Ligné, M., Chawki, M.J., Valkova, T. (1995). A Near Traveling Wave Semiconductor Laser Amplifier for Simultaneous Amplification, Detection and Discrimination. In: Lampropoulos, G.A., Chrostowski, J., Measures, R.M. (eds) Applications of Photonic Technology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9247-8_77
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