Fabrication method of a polarization selective semiconductor las

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making device or circuit emissive of nonelectrical signal – Including integrally formed optical element

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ABSTRACT:
A fabrication method of a semiconductor laser capable of controlling a polarization mode of output light is disclosed. In the fabrication method, after two laser portions are independently formed, the laser portions are positioned to be optically coupled to each other. In another fabrication method of the laser, after at least portions of two laser portions are separately formed, an irregularly-formed portion at a boundary portion therebetween is removed. The fabrication method can be facilitated and a degree of freedom in the polarization control can be increased, since the two laser portions are separately formed.

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