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titleOfInvention Wavelength drift suppression for burst mode tunable EML lasers
abstract A method (700) of biasing a tunable laser (310) during burst-on and burst-off states includes receiving a burst mode signal (514) indicative of a burst-on state or the burst-off state, and biasing the tunable laser during the burst-on and burst-off statesWhen the mode signal indicates a burst on state: applying a first bias current (I) GAIN ) To an anode of a gain section diode (590a) disposed on a shared substrate of the tunable laser; and applying a second bias current (I) PH ) To the anode of a phase segment diode (590b) disposed on the shared substrate. The second bias current is less than the first bias current. When the burst mode signal transitions to indicate a burst off state, the method further comprises: delivering the first bias current to an anode of the gain section diode; and delivering the second bias current to an anode of the phase section diode, wherein the first bias current is less than the second bias current.
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