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High power CW (16W) and pulse (145W) laser diodes based on quantum well heterostructures.

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Authors: Tarasov IS, Pikhtin NA, Slipchenko SO, Sokolova ZN, Vinokurov DA, Borschev KS, Kapitonov VA, Khomylev MA, Leshko AY, Lyutetskiy AV, Stankevich AL

Year

2007

Paper ID

12706

Status

Peer-reviewed

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91

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37

Abstract

We suggested and experimentally confirmed the effective method of internal optical loss reduction by high order mode suppression in a separate confinement quantum well laser heterostructure with asymmetric ultra thick waveguide. Manufacturing of InGaAs/GaAs/AlGaAs laser heterostructure with a 1.7 microm-thick asymmetric waveguide allowed attaining super low value of internal optical loss alphai=0.34 cm-1 preserving high efficiency and fundamental transverse mode operation. Record-high 16 W continuous wave (CW) and 145 W pulse room temperature front facet output optical power and 74% wallplug efficiency were attained in 100-microm-aperture 1.06-microm-emitting laser diodes with 3 mm cavity length.

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