Abstract
Abstract—An analytical model for internal optical losses at high power in a 1.5 μm
laser diode with strong n-doping in the n-side of the optical confinement layer is
created. The model includes intervalence band absorption by holes supplied by
both current flow and two-photon absorption, as well as the direct two-photon
absorption effect. The resulting losses are compared with those in an identical
structure with a weakly doped waveguide, and shown to be substantially lower,
resulting in a significant improvement in the output power and efficiency in the
structure with a strongly doped waveguide
laser diode with strong n-doping in the n-side of the optical confinement layer is
created. The model includes intervalence band absorption by holes supplied by
both current flow and two-photon absorption, as well as the direct two-photon
absorption effect. The resulting losses are compared with those in an identical
structure with a weakly doped waveguide, and shown to be substantially lower,
resulting in a significant improvement in the output power and efficiency in the
structure with a strongly doped waveguide
Original language | English |
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Article number | 125008 |
Number of pages | 9 |
Journal | Semiconductor science and technology |
Volume | 32 |
Issue number | 12 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - 31 Oct 2017 |
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- high power lasers
- laser efficiency
- laser theory
- semiconductor lasers