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Densely arrayed (pitch < 10 µm) semiconductor lasers with individually controlled lasing wavelengths (called microarray semiconductor lasers) were developed as fundamental wavelength-selectable light sources. Eight different lasing wavelengths, each > 80 nm, were obtained using a chip with a laser section that is only 70 µm wide and 400 µm long.

Inspec keywords: semiconductor laser arrays

Other keywords: multiwavelength microarray semiconductor laser; wavelength selectable light source

Subjects: Semiconductor lasers; Lasing action in semiconductors; Design of specific laser systems

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