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D. M. Adams
Also published under:D. Adams
Affiliation
Picaro Canada, Inc., Nepean, ONT, Canada
Topic
Current Injection,Distributed Feedback Laser,Carrier Density,Carrier Lifetime,Carrier Transport,Conductance Level,Distributed Feedback,Grating Period,Number Density,Propagation Constant,Quantum Wells,Spontaneous Emission,Transfer Matrix,Active Region,Amplified Spontaneous Emission,Average Gain,Barrier Height,Carrier Distribution,Carrier Injection,Carrier Localization,Central Cavity,Chirp Generator,Chirp Signal,Communication Applications,Complex Coupling,Current Function,Device Configuration,Diode Laser,Effective Barrier,Electromagnetic Field,Entire Structure,External Coupling,Fit Quality,High Barrier,High Gain,High Index,High Power,High Yield,High-speed Detection,Impedance Matching,Laser Frequency,Laser Linewidth,Laser Wavelength,Lasing Properties,Least-squares Fitting,Local Field,Local Quantities,Longitudinal Direction,Longitudinal Distribution,Longitudinal Mode,
Biography
David M. Adams received the B. Sc. degree in physics from the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada, in 1988, and the M. Sc. degree in engineering physics from McMaster University, Canada, in 1993.
In 1993, he joined the Device Physics Group at the Advanced Technology Laboratory, Nortel Networks, Ottawa, ON, Canada, where he was involved in the modeling and characterization of distributed feedback lasers and semiconductor optical amplifiers. Since 1993, he has worked on gain-coupled distributed feedback lasers and optoelectronic integration in the Advanced Laser Design Group at Nortel Networks. He also is a Sessional Lecturer at Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada.
In 1993, he joined the Device Physics Group at the Advanced Technology Laboratory, Nortel Networks, Ottawa, ON, Canada, where he was involved in the modeling and characterization of distributed feedback lasers and semiconductor optical amplifiers. Since 1993, he has worked on gain-coupled distributed feedback lasers and optoelectronic integration in the Advanced Laser Design Group at Nortel Networks. He also is a Sessional Lecturer at Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada.