Semiconductor laser with an interposed gap

Coherent light generators – Particular active media – Semiconductor

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor laser includes a semiconductor substrate on which a first semiconductor layer forming a rectifying junction is disposed, a groove extending through the first layer and into the substrate, a first cladding layer disposed on the semiconductor substrate in the groove, an active layer provided on the first cladding layer in the groove, and a second cladding layer provided directly on the active layer and opposite the first semiconductor layer, with an interposed gap void of solid material or an interposed gap and a current blocking material having only negligible parasitic capacitance disposed at spaced locations in the gap.

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