Research Data for "Wide and tunable spectral asymmetry between narrow and wide facet outputs in a tapered quantum-dot superluminescent diode"

Data files for figures included in paper. Light-Current Characteristics - Figure 1(a) Rear Over Front Facet Output Power vs Front Section Current - Figure 1(b) Front and Rear Facet Optical Spectra at 0.1 A of Rear Section Current - Figure 2 Front and Rear Facet Peak Wavelength Difference vs Front and Rear Section Current Density Difference - Figure 3(a) Front Facet Peak Wavelength vs Current Density - Figure 3(b) Rear Facet Peak Wavelength vs Current Density - Figure 3(c) QD Material Density of States - Figure 5 Comparison of Simulated and Measured Light-Current Characteristics - Figure 6 Simulated Front and Rear Facet Optical Spectra at 0.1,1.0 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 7(a) Occupation probabilities close to the front facet at 0.1,1.0 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 7(b) Occupation probabilities close to the rear facet at 0.1,1.0 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 7(c) Net Modal Gain at 0.1,1.0 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 7(d) Evolution of the number of photons propagating in the forward and backward directions at 1250 nm (green) and 1275 nm at 0.1,1.0 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 7(e) Simulated Front and Rear Facet Optical Spectra at 0.1,3.5 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 8(a) Occupation probabilities close to the front facet at 0.1,3.5 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 8(b) Occupation probabilities close to the rear facet at 0.1,3.5 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 8(c) Net Modal Gain at 0.1,3.5 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 8(d) Evolution of the number of photons propagating in the forward and backward directions at 1210 nm (green) and 1240 nm at 0.1,3.5 A of Rear,Front Section Current - Figure 8(e)