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Twin mesa substrate GaAlAs laser

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Abstract

Mode-stabilized lasers made on a V-grooved substrate by LPE1,2·are very attractive, since the only extra process necessary to make a mode-guiding structure is the V-grooving. However, they are not always easy to achieve, because they need precise thickness control of epitaxial layers. We propose a new mode-stabilized twin mesa substrate (TMS) laser, which is characterized by ease of thickness control.

© 1981 Optical Society of America

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