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www.jart.ccadet.unam.mx JournalofAppliedResearchandTechnology13(2015)576–581

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Stability analysis of a laser with two modulated saturable absorbers

Oscar Andres Naranjo-Montoya

CentrodeInvestigacionesenÓptica(CIO),LomadelBosque115,LomasdelCampestre,León,Guanajuato,CP37150,Mexico Received27April2015;accepted21September2015

Availableonline29November2015

Abstract

Thestabilityanalysisofamodelforalasersystemwithtwomodulatedsaturableabsorbers,eachonemodulatedatadifferentfrequency,is performed.Themodelisbasedonfourequationsdescribingthetemporalevolutionofthephotonflux,thepopulationinversionintheactivemedia, andthesaturationcoefficientsofeachsaturableabsorber.Thesystemdynamicsisdiscussedinordertofindstablesystemcontrolregions.

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Keywords: Stabilityanalysis;Lasersystem;Modulatedsaturableabsorbers

1. Introduction

Thedynamicsofalasersystemwithtwosaturableabsorbers(seeFig.1)canbedescribedbyamodelbasedontheStatz–DeMars equations,whichoriginallyweredevelopedtodescribeoscillationsinaMaser(Statz&DeMars,1960).Thismodelhasundergone manymodificationstobeadopted forlasersystems (Tarassov,1985;Tang&Statz,1963;Thompson&Malacara,2001).Fora completephenomenologicaldescriptionofalaserwithtwosaturableabsorbers,onlyfourequationsareneeded:thephoton-flux equation,anequationforthepopulationinversiondensityintheactivemediumandtwosaturablepopulationinversionequations thatgivethesaturationcoefficientforeachsaturableabsorber(Wilson&Aboites,2013).Therefore,theStatz–DeMarsequations forathreelevellasersystemwithtwosaturableabsorberswithoutmodulationarewrittenasfollows:

dS

dt =ΓνσNSΓνLα1

Lmkα1SΓνLα2

Lmkα2S− 1 TS dN

dt =−β σ

ωNS+N0N τ dkα1

dt =−α1kα1S

+k1kα1 τα1 dkα2

dt =−α2kα2S

+k2kα2 τα2

,

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whereSistheemittedphotondensity,Nisthepopulationinversionoftheactivemedium,kα1 andkα2 aretheresonantabsorptions ofthesaturableabsorbers1 and2 respectively,σα1 andσα2 arethesaturableabsorberscross-sections,andNα1 andNα2 arethe populationinversionsofthesaturableabsorbers(kα1 =−σα1Nα1andkα2 =−σα2Nα2).Γ,ν,σandT stand,respectively,forcavity fillingcoefficient, opticalfrequency, active mediumcross-section andphoton lifetime inthe cavity; β isthe coefficient which accountsforthedifferenceinpopulationinversioncoursedbylasing;Lm,Lα1 andLα2are,respectively,theactivemediumandthe saturableabsorberslengths;k1 andk2 arethelinearresonantsaturableabsorbersabsorptioncoefficientswithoutlasing;N0is

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Active medium

Saturable absorber

1

Saturable absorber

2 Electro

optic modulator

Electro optic modulator

Fig.1.Three-levellasersystemwithtwosaturableabsorberswithelectro-opticmodulators.

thepopulationinversionintheactivemediumwithoutradiation;τ,τα1 andτα2 standforrelaxationtimeintheactivemediumand inthesaturableabsorbers,respectively;finally,isthephotonenergy(Aboites&Ramírez,1989).

Assumingthat thetwosaturableabsorbers haveequalrelaxationtimesα1 =τα2 =τα),anddefiningthe nextadimensional parametersandvariables:t=t/τ,G=τ/t,δ=τ/τα,ρ1=α1/βσ,ρ2=α2/βσ,α= νσTNandαα1 =− νTk1Lα1/Lm=

− νTσα1nα1/Lm, αα2 =− νTk2Lα2/Lm=− νTσα2nα2/Lm; n(t)= νσTN(t), nα1(t)=− νTkα1(t)Lα1/Lm, nα1(t)=

− νTkα2(t)Lα2/Lmandn(t)=βBτS(t)/ν=βστS(t)/ω,theabovesystemcanberewrittenas:

dm

dt =Gm(n+nα1 +nα2−1) dn

dt =αn(m+1) dnα1

dt =δαα1nα11m+δ) dnα2

dt =δαα2nα22m+δ).

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Alltheparametersusedtodefinethesaturableabsorbersarefixed,exceptforαα1 andαα2,whichincludeameasureoftheactive centerabsorbentdensity;forthisreason,αα1 andαα2 areusedasthesaturableabsorberidentifyingparameters.Addinganexternal linearsinusoidalmodulation(e.g.usinganElectroOpticModulator(EOM))directlyintothesaturableabsorbersthroughtheirmain parameter(i.e.αα1 andαα2),thelasttwoaboveequationsmaybetransformedinto

dnα1 dt =δαα1

1+cos(ωc1t) 2



nα11m+δ) dnα2

dt =δαα2

1+cos(ωc2t) 2



nα22m+δ),

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whereωc1 andωc2 standfortheexternalmodulationfrequenciesappliedtotheEOM.Thesefourdifferentialequationscomposethe workingsystem.ItmustbenotedthatinabsenceofamodulationfrequencyappliedtotheEOM,ωc1andωc2,thesystemreturnsto Eq.(2),i.e.rateequationsforalaserwithtwopassivesaturableabsorbers(Wilson,Aboites,Pisarchik,Pinto,&Barmenkov,2011).

2. LinearStabilityAnalysis

LinearStabilityAnalysisisusedtounderstandthesystemdynamics(Tabor,1989;Braun,1992).Theanalysisisbasedonthe lineardisturbanceequations;theseequationsarederivedfromtheoriginalequations(PintoRobledoetal.,2012).Asitiswellknown, themethodconsistsinlinearizingthedescribingequations,obtainingtheinitialstatecondition(i.e.whenthederivativesarezero), expandingthesystemabouttheinitialstatecondition,constructingtheJacobianmatrix,andfindingtheeigenvectorsandeigenvalues withadeterminantequaltozero.Thisgives,asaresult,thefixedpointsoftheequationsystem,whichmustbeanalyzedinorderto knowwhattypeofpointsthereare(i.e.fixed,source,saddle,etc.)(Wilson,Aboites,Pisarchik,Ruiz-Oliveras,&Taki,2011;Wilson, Aboites,Pisarchik,Pinto,&Taki,2011).TheequationsofinterestareEqs.(2)and(3);theseequationsarenon-autonomousdue

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totheexplicittime-dependencefoundinthecosineofthethirdandfourthexpressions.TobeabletoperformtheLinearStability Analysis,thosedependencesmustbeeliminated;todothat,variablechangesmustbeapplied,yielding,thenextequationsystem:

dm

dt =Gm(n+nα1+nα2 −1) dn

dt =αn(m+1) dnα1

dt =δαα1

1+cos(x1) 2



nα11m+δ) dnα2

dt =δαα2

1+cos(x2) 2



nα22m+δ), dx1

dt =ωc1 dx2

dt =ωc2

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NamingEq.(4)as:

f(m,n,nα1,nα2,x1,x2)= dm dt g(m,n,nα1,nα2,x1,x2)= dn

dt h(m,n,nα1,nα2,x1,x2)=dnα1

dt j(m,n,nα1,nα2,x1,x2)= dnα2

dt l(m,n,nα1,nα2,x1,x2)=dx1

dt q(m,n,nα1,nα2,x1,x2)=dx2

dt ,

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and assuming that (m,n,nα1,nα2,x1,x2) is the steady state, that is, f(m,n,nα

1,nα

2,x1,x2)=0, g(m,n,nα

1,nα

2,x1,x2)=0, h(m,n,nα

1,nα

2,x1,x2)=0, j(m,n,nα

1,nα

2,x1,x2)=0, l(m,n,nα

1,nα

2,x1,x2)=0, and q(m,n,nα

1,nα

2,x1,x2)=0, then in order to find whether the steady state is stable or unstable, a small perturbation (representedbythesubscriptp)mustbeaddedtoit,

f =f+fp g=g+gp h=h+hp j=j+jp

l=l+lp

q=q+qp,

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With(fp,gp,hp,jp,lp,qp)1

Now,themainquestionforpracticalpurposesiswhetherwilltheperturbationsgrow(steadystateunstable)ordecay(steadystate stable).Tobeabletoobservewhethertheperturbationsgrowordecay,theperturbationderivativesmustbefound(Wilson,Aboites, Pisarchik,etal.,2011).

dfp

dt =f(m,n,na

1,na

2,x1,x2)+ δ

δmf(m,n,na

1,na

2,x1,x2)fp+ δ

δnf(m,n,na

1,na

2,x1,x2)gp

+ δ

δna1f(m,n,na1,na2,x1,x2)hp+ δ

δna2f(m,n,na1,na2,x1,x2)jp+ δ

δx1f(m,n,na1,na2,x1,x2)lp

+ δ δx2

f(m,n,na

1,na

2,x1,x2)qp+highorderterms. (7)

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FollowingtheTaylorseriesexpansionshowninEq.(7)thederivativesforeachperturbationare:

dfp dt = δ

δmf ·fp+ δ

δnf·gp+ δ

δnα1f·hp+ δ

δnα2f·jp+ δ

δx1f·lp+ δ δx2f·qp

dgp

dt = δ

δmg·fp+ δ

δng·gp+ δ

δnα1g·hp+ δ

δnα2g·jp+ δ δx1

g·lp+ δ δx2

g·qp dhp

dt = δ

δmh·fp+ δ

δnh·gp+ δ

δnα1h·hp+ δ

δnα2h·jp+ δ

δx1h·lp+ δ δx2h·qp

djp

dt = δ

δmj·fp+ δ

δnj·gp+ δ

δnα1j·hp+ δ

δnα2j·jp+ δ δx1

j·lp+ δ δx2

j·qp dlp

dt = δ

δml·fp+ δ

δnl·gp+ δ

δnα1l·hp+ δ

δnα2l·jp+ δ

δx1l·lp+ δ δx2l·qp

dqp

dt = δ

δmq·fp+ δ

δnq·gp+ δ

δnα1q·hp+ δ

δnα2q·jp+ δ δx1

q·lp+ δ δx2

q·qp.

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ThesystempresentedinEq.(8)canberewritteninthematrixform:

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎝ fp gp hp jp lp qp

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎠

=

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

δ δmf δ

δnf δ δna1

f δ

δna2

f δ

δx1

f δ

δx2

f δ

δmg δ δng δ

δna1g δ

δna2g δ δx1g δ

δx2g δ

δmh δ δnh δ

δna1h δ

δna2h δ δx1h δ

δx2h δ

δmj δ δnj δ

δna1

j δ

δna2

j δ

δx1

j δ

δx2

j δ

δml δ δnl δ

δna1l δ

δna2l δ δx1l δ

δx2l δ

δmq δ δnq δ

δna1q δ

δna2q δ δx1q δ

δx2q

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎝ fp gp

hp

jp

lp qp

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎠

=j

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎝ fp gp

hp

jp

lp qp

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎠

, (9)

wherejdenotestheJacobianmatrixoftheoriginalsystematthesteadystate.SubstitutingthevaluesintheJacobianfunction,the nextmatrixisobtained:

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

G(n+nα1+nα2−1) Gm Gm Gm 0 0

−n −m−1 0 0 0 0

−nα1ρ1 0 −ρ1mδ 0 −δαα1

2 sin(x1) 0

−nα2ρ2 0 0 −ρ2mδ 0 −δαα2

2 sin(x2)

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

. (10)

Thenextstepistofindtheeigenvectorsandeigenvaluesofthesystem(jλI)∂p=0;so,thedeterminantwouldbe:

|jλI|=0. (11)

Thematrixfortheformerequationis:

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

G(n+nα1+nα2−1)−λ Gm Gm Gm 0 0

−n −m−1−λ 0 0 0 0

−nα1ρ1 0 −ρ1mδλ 0 −δαα1

2 sin(x1) 0

−nα2ρ2 0 0 −ρ2mδλ 0 −δαα2

2 sin(x2)

0 0 0 0 −λ 0

0 0 0 0 0 −λ

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

=0.

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0 1

1 2 3

3 2

1

4

Stable state Unstable state

5 6

2 3 4

α

αα2

αα1

Fig.2.Stabilityconditiongivenbytherelationbetweenαα1,αα2andα.

Thesolutionsfortheperturbedsteady-stateoftheoriginalsystemare:

ms=0 ns =α xs1=0 xs2=0 nsα

1 =αα1 nsα

2 =αα2.

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SubstitutingtheformersolutionsinEq.(12),thematrixtransformsinto:

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎜

⎜⎝

G(α+αα1+αα2 −1)−λ 0 0 0 0 0

−α −1−λ 0 0 0 0

−αα1ρ1 0 −δλ 0 0 0

−αα2ρ2 0 0 −δλ 0 0

0 0 0 0 −λ 0

0 0 0 0 0 −λ

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎟

⎟⎠

=0. (14)

Matrix(14)hasthefollowingcharacteristicequation:

[G(α+αα1+αα2−1)−λ][−1−λ][2(−δλ)][−2λ]=0, (15) whereλ1=G(α+αα1 +αα2−1),λ2=−1,λ3=−δ,λ4=−δ,λ5=0andλ6=0areeigenvalueswhichareallreal;λ2,λ3and λ4are alwaysnegative(i.e.theperturbationwilldecay),andλ5 andλ6 arecriticallystable.Therefore,thestabilityconditionis definedonlybythesignofλ1,i.e.thefixedpointisasourcewhenα1 +αα2+α)>1,asshowninFigure2.

3. Conclusions

Thestabilityanalysisofthemodelforalasersystemwithtwomodulatedsaturableabsorbersisperformed.Themodelisbasedon fourequationsdescribingthetemporalevolutionofthephotonflux,thepopulationinversionintheactivemedia,andthesaturation coefficientsofthetwosaturableabsorbers.Thestabilityconditionofthesystemsisfoundtodependonlyonthesignofthefirst eigenvalueofthesystemλ.Asitisgraphicallyshown,thestabilityconditionsaregivenbytherelationbetweenα,αα1andαα2.

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