Modulation properties and temperature stability of short cavity ridge waveguide lasers based on high-quality InAs quantum dots exhibiting a total modal gain of ~90 cm-1are reported. The 338-μm-long lasers show a threshold current of 20 mA at room temperature and an output powers of up to 36 mW. A maximum small signal modulation bandwidth of 15 GHz was obtained at 14 °C, which degrades to 13 GHz at 60 °C and 8 GHz at 80 °C. Digital modulation at 25 Gb/s between 15 °C and 50 °C was obtained with clear open eyes under constant drive conditions (dc and ac). The maximum data rates of 32 and 35 Gb/s were obtained for 338- and 230-μm-long lasers, respectively, at 14 °C.
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