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9 November 2016 830 nm InGaAs quantum well lasers with very low beam divergence
Bocang Qiu, H. Martin Hu, Weimin Wang, James Ho, Wenbin Liu, Langxing Kuang, Taishan Wang, Shujuan Wu
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We report on our design and fabrication of 830 nm high power semiconductor lasers with extremely low beam divergence. Here we propose a novel approach in which by combining asymmetric waveguide and a feature called “pins” together, we were able to design an optimized epi structure which not only produces a beam divergence of less than 16°, but also has very good growth tolerance as well. Tested devices show the beam divergence is as small as 13°, yet they still retain very high slope efficiency of around 1.15 W/A and low threshold current of 400 mA for the devices with cavity length being 2 mm long, and ridge width being 40 μm wide.
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Bocang Qiu, H. Martin Hu, Weimin Wang, James Ho, Wenbin Liu, Langxing Kuang, Taishan Wang, and Shujuan Wu "830 nm InGaAs quantum well lasers with very low beam divergence", Proc. SPIE 10017, Semiconductor Lasers and Applications VII, 100170B (9 November 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2247924
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KEYWORDS
Quantum wells

Tolerancing

Optical simulations

Semiconductor lasers

Aluminum

Indium gallium arsenide

Semiconducting wafers

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