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Characterization and Application of a Commercially Available Laser Diode in a THz System

In this work, we characterize a commercially available laser diode. The complex optical spectrum shows that most of the laser modes have a fixed phase relation, i.e. the laser is mode-locked. By choosing a single-mode fiber with appropriate length, the intrinsic chirp of the laser can be compensated. As a result, the amplitude of the detected THz signal is increased by a factor of 16.