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Demonstration of an optically pumped InGaN/GaN-based multi quantum well distributed feedback laser using holographically defined 3rd order gratings
- Applied Physics Letters
We demonstrate an optically pumped InGaN/GaN-based multiquantum well distributed feedback laser in the blue spectral region. The third-order grating providing feedback was defined holographically and dry etched into the upper waveguiding layer by chemically assisted ion-beam etching. When aligning the stripe-shaped pump beam either parallel or perpendicular to the grating grooves, we found a considerably lower pumping threshold, higher slope efficiency, a slightly longer emission wavelength, and a much narrower linewidth for the geometry with the pump beam orthogonal to the grating lines. A nearly constant emission wavelength of 400.85 nm and a linewidth of 0.7 Å were observed under various pump intensities. To the best of our knowledge, this is the narrowest linewidth ever reported for an optically pumped device in this material system.
citation
Hofstetter, D. ; Thornton, R. L. ; Kneissl, M. A. ; Bour, D. P. ; Dunrowicz, C. Demonstration of an optically pumped InGaN/GaN-based multi quantum well distributed feedback laser using holographically defined 3rd order gratings. Applied Physics Letters. 1998 October 5; 73 (14): 1928-1930.
publications
Characterization of the InGaN/GaN-based multi-quantum well distributed feedback lasers.
Characterization of InGaN/AlGaN multiple quantum well laser diodes
MOCVD growth and characterization of AlGaInN heterostructures and laser diodes
Stripe-width dependence of threshold current for gain-guided AIGaInN laser diodes
Multi-wavelength light emitters for scanning applications fabricated by flipchip bonding
Characteristics of InGaN/AlGaN multiple quantum well laser diodes
Characterization of AlGaInN diode lasers with mirrors from chemically assisted ion beam etching
Low-threshold in AlGaAs vertical cavity suface-emitting laser arrays using transparent contacts.