One watt CW visible single-quantum-well lasers

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We report room-temperature CW high output power (1 W) at ~ 7770 Å from OM-VPE-grown ultra-thin single-quantum (~60 Å)-well lasers. The devices are broad-area (250 × 210 μm) lasers with a quantum-well GaAlAs active region doped with Mg, and with applied high reflective and low reflective mirror facets. For an output power of 1 W from the emitting facet, the DC-to-light conversion efficiency is as high as 21%.

Inspec keywords: gallium arsenide; semiconductor junction lasers; magnesium; III-V semiconductors; aluminium compounds; vapour phase epitaxial growth

Other keywords: 1 W; Mg; III-V semiconductor; GaAlAs; OM-VPE growth; mirror facets; CW visible single-quantum-well lasers

Subjects: Lasing action in semiconductors; Chemical vapour deposition; Semiconductor lasers; Epitaxial growth

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