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27 August 1982 High Power Single-Mode AlGaAs Laser Diodes
D. Botez, D. J. Channin, M. Ettenberg
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Proceedings Volume 0321, Integrated Optics II; (1982) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.933226
Event: 1982 Los Angeles Technical Symposium, 1982, Los Angeles, United States
Abstract
The major types of AlGaAs high-power cw single-mode diode lasers are reviewed and compared. The basic approaches for achieving high power (20-50 mW/facet) single-mode operation are presented first. Emphasis is placed on the CDH-LOC laser type, which has demonstrated cw single-mode operation to 40 mW/facet, and 50%-duty-cycle fundamental-mode operation to 100 mW/facet. By using CDH-LOC devices signal-to-noise ratios close to 70 dB were achieved, and peak powers of 40 mW (50% duty cycle) were coupled into 0.2 NA fibers. Lifetests of CDH-LOC lasers at 40 mW/facet initial output power and 50% duty cycle, have shown small drops in output even after 10,000 hours of operation. Monolithic ten-unit arrays of CDH-LOC lasers delivering up to 300 mW in cw operation have been demonstrated as well.
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D. Botez, D. J. Channin, and M. Ettenberg "High Power Single-Mode AlGaAs Laser Diodes", Proc. SPIE 0321, Integrated Optics II, (27 August 1982); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.933226
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KEYWORDS
Continuous wave operation

Semiconductor lasers

Diodes

Lab on a chip

Integrated optics

High power lasers

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