A three-segment structure L-band wavelength tunable multi-quantum-well Fabry–Pérot (FP) laser is realized and characterized. Wavelength-tuning is achieved by current injection into the unpumped segments. Depending on the pumping schemes, the lasing wavelength undergoes either red or blue shift. Red-shifting of the lasing wavelength is caused by band-gap shrinkage effect because of Joule heating. Blue-shifting of the lasing wavelength is mainly caused by band-gap filling effect. At room temperature, a tuning range of~ 12.8~ nmis obtained. The tunable FP laser diode with simple architecture has potential applications in L-band optical communication systems.
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