Semiconductor laser element having InGaAs...

Coherent light generators – Particular active media – Semiconductor

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C372S043010

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ABSTRACT:
In a semiconductor laser element, a lower cladding layer, a lower optical waveguide layer, an InGaAs compressive-strain quantum-well active layer, an upper optical waveguide layer, and an upper cladding layer are formed in this order in a stripe-shaped region on a substrate. A current-blocking layer is formed on both sides of the compressive-strain quantum-well active layer so that the compressive-strain quantum-well active layer is sandwiched between two portions of the current-blocking layer, and trenches extending along the direction of the laser resonator are formed through the current-blocking layer. Instead of providing the trenches, the widths of the layers formed above the substrate are reduced so as to form a ridge structure.

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