High coherent power, two-dimensional surface-emitting semiconductor diode array laser
AssigneeWisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
InventorDan Botez
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AssigneeWisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
InventorDan Botez
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A semiconductor laser is formed on a semiconductor substrate with an array of laterally spaced laser device elements each including a second order distributed feedback grating bounded by distributed Bragg reflector gratings and a central phase shift in the distributed feedback grating. The device elements in which the distributed feedback grating and the distributed Bragg reflector gratings are formed have a lower effective index than the index of the interelement regions and are spaced so as to form an antiguided array. A two-dimensional semiconductor array laser may be formed of four or more of the semiconductor array devices arranged on the substrate to provide long range coherent coupling via traveling waves of light between the device elements.
A surface emitting semiconductor laser comprising:
A surface emitting semiconductor array laser comprising:
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