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Biasing a diode laser at the self-mixing crossover improves immunity to backreflection

The adverse effects of back-reflected waves on a diode laser used as a transmitter can be substantially mitigated if the current biasing is set at a specific value, the self-mixing crossover which can be found by a simple setup. A de-sesitization of the reflection effects by a factor of 25 dB has been observed.