Buried Heterostructure Ingaasp/Inp Strain-Compensated Multiple Quantum Well Laser With A Native-Oxidized Inalas Current Blocking Layer

APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS(1998)

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An InAlAs native oxide is used to replace the p-n reverse-biased junction in a conventional buried heterostructure InP-based laser. This technique reduces the number of regrowth steps and eliminates leakage current under high-temperature operation. The InAlAs native oxide buried heterostructure (NOBH) laser with strain-compensated InGaAsP/InP multiple quantum well active layers has a threshold current of 5.6 mA, a slope efficiency of 0.23 mW/mA, and a linear power up to 22.5 mW with a HR-coated facet. It exhibits single transverse mode with lasing wavelength at 1.532 mu m. A characteristic temperature (T-0) of 50 K is obtained from the NOBH laser with a nonoptimized oxide layer width. (C) 1998 American Institute of Physics. [S0003-6951(98)01352-7].
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