Fujitsu Corporation

Noboru Sonetsuji

Tetsuo Ishizaka

Manabu Komiyama

Shunichi Sato

Saeko Yokoi

Shunichi Satoh

Toshio Ohya

Takashi Touge

Matazou Yamagata

Yasuo Nagai

Disclosed herein is a laser diode module having a thermoelectric cooling element, a laser diode, and a thermistor in a housing. The thermoelectric cooling element has a first surface and a second surface between which heat exchange is performed. The first surface is in close contact with an inner surface of the housing. A base is provided on the second surface in close contact therewith. A laser carrier and a thermistor carrier are provided on the base in close contact therewith. The laser diode and the thermistor are provided on the laser carrier and the thermistor carrier in close contact therewith, respectively. A portion of the base in the vicinity of the laser carrier is thermally connected to the housing by a metal plate, for example, thereby allowing high-precision temperature control of the laser diode.

Laser diode module

A semiconductor laser module includes a semiconductor laser assembly formed by containing a semiconductor laser in a package, a lens assembly fixed by welding to the package of the semiconductor laser assembly, and a fiber assembly fixed by welding to the lens assembly. The semiconductor laser assembly includes a base fixed to the package and a carrier fixed to the base. The semiconductor laser is mounted on the carrier. A lens holder of the lens assembly is spot-welded to the package at a plurality of positions set below the upper surface of the base.

Semiconductor laser module

In a system in which a light emitting element such as a semiconductor laser, light emitting diode or the like is modulated directly by a drive current corresponding to an input modulation signal, the drive current is selected to correspond to an integrated value of the input modulation signal, thereby compensating for deterioration of the modulation characteristic based on a thermal effect in the light emitting element to obtain a desired optical output waveform.

Light emitting element drive system

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Kawasaki, Japan

Noboru Sonetsuji