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120-mW cw output power from 1.5-μm wavelength modulation doped InGaAs strained-layer quantum well lasers

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Abstract

High power, high efficiency lasers are essential for the distribution of, e.g., TV signals to a large number of subscribers. So far, InP based lattice matched quantum well lasers have not shown the dramatic improvement in performance over bulk DH lasers1-3 as in GaAs lasers since the major loss mechanisms, such as Auger recombination (AR) and intervalence band absorption (IVBA), are not reduced. Strained InGaAs layers grown on InP have a modified valence band structure4 and an increased conduction band discontinuity,5 which may eliminate the AR, IVBA, and heterobarrier leakage to a great extent, and improved laser performance is expected.

© 1990 Optical Society of America

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