Three-mirror active-passive semiconductor laser

Coherent light generators – Particular active media – Semiconductor

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350 9611, 372 45, H01S 319

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044883072

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a GaA1As laser diode wherein an abrupt etch step in the waveguide layer forms a third mirror. The structure is a large optical cavity double heterostructure laser having a relatively long active cavity and a relatively short passive cavity. Output is temperature and current sensitive for single mode operation, widely-spaced dual mode operation, and narrow-band multimode operation.

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