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Non-Hermitian mode locking in an L-band monolithic InP dual-ring laser
Coupling between laser cavities provides a means of controlling optical modes through their gain, loss, and hybridization. Here we demonstrate electrically controlled mode locking in a monolithic InP dual ring laser operating in the L band without a dedicated saturable absorber. Independent biasing
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