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26 June 1992 Design of InGaAs strained quantum-well lasers for high-temperature operation
Pamela L. Derry, Richard J. Fu, Chi-Shain Hong, Eric Y. Chan, K. Chiu, Harold E. Hager, Luis Figueroa
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Abstract
The effect of high temperature on the threshold gain and threshold current density of an InGaAs (GaAs based) strained quantum well laser is examined both theoretically and experimentally. It is shown that designing a quantum well laser for low threshold gain through the use of a long laser cavity and/or high reflectivity facet coatings will reduce the temperature induced threshold current increase. This result is related to the nonlinear dependence of quantum well gain and current density on carrier density. The high temperature characteristics of strained InGaAs and GaAs QWs are also compared.
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Pamela L. Derry, Richard J. Fu, Chi-Shain Hong, Eric Y. Chan, K. Chiu, Harold E. Hager, and Luis Figueroa "Design of InGaAs strained quantum-well lasers for high-temperature operation", Proc. SPIE 1634, Laser Diode Technology and Applications IV, (26 June 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.59169
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KEYWORDS
Laser damage threshold

Reflectivity

Semiconductor lasers

Quantum wells

Gallium arsenide

Laser applications

Temperature metrology

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