Semiconductor laser device

Coherent light generators – Particular active media – Semiconductor

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ABSTRACT:
A visible light semiconductor laser device of an SBA type in which a current blocking layer of a second conductivity type is disposed on a semiconductor substrate of a first conductivity type and a stripe-shaped groove current path is provided in the current blocking layer. A lower cladding structure of the first conductivity type and a GaInP active layer are sequentially epitaxially grown on the current blocking layer and in the stripe-shaped groove. The lower cladding structure includes a first cladding layer of AlGaAs disposed on the current blocking layer and in the stripe-shaped groove and a second cladding layer of AlGaInP which is sufficiently thin not to cause inferior growth of the active layer disposed on the first cladding layer.

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