Strained layer InGaAs/GaAs SCH SQW (Separate Confinement Heterostructure Single Quantum Well) lasers were grown by Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE). Highly reliable CW (continuous wave) 980-nm, broad contact, pump lasers were fabricated in stripe geometry using Schottky isolation and ridge waveguide construction. Threshold current densities of the order of Jth = 280 A/cm2 (for the resonator length L = 700 [mu]m) and differential efficiency [eta]= 0.40 W/A (41%) from one mirror were obtained. The record wall-plug efficiency for AR/HR coated devices was equal to 54%. Theoretical estimations of above parameters, obtained by numerical modelling of devices were Jth = 210 A/cm and [eta] = 0.47 W / A from one mirror, respectively. Degradation studies revealed that uncoated and AR/HR coated devices did not show any appreciable degradation after 1500 hrs of CW operation at 35°C heat sink temperature at the constant optical power (50 mW) conditions.
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Strained layer InGaAsIGaAs SCH SQW (separate confinement heterostructure single quantum well) lasers were grown by a molecularbeam epitaxy (MBE). Highly reliable CW (continuous wave) 98O-nm. broad contact, pump lasers were fabricated in stripe geometry using Schottky isolation and ridge waveguide construction. Threshold current densities of the order of Jth =280 A/cm² (for the resonator length L = 700 um) and differential efficiency ƞ = 0.40 W/A (41%) from one mirror were obtained. The record wall-plug efficiency for AR/HR coated devices was equal to 54%. Theoretical estimations of above parameters. obtained by numerical modelling of devices were Jth = 210 A/cm² and ƞ = 0.47 W/A from one mirror, respectively. Degradation studies revealed that uncoated and AR/HR coated devices did not show any appreciable degradation after 3000 hr of CW operation at at 35°C heat sink temperature at the constant optical power (50 mW) conditions
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