High power Bragg reflection waveguide diode lasers with twin near-circular emission spots

Tong, Cunzhu; Wang, Lijie; Yang, Yunhua; Zeng, Yugang

doi:10.1109/phosst.2012.6280740

2012 IEEE Photonics Society Summer Topical Meeting Series 2012

DOI: 10.1109/phosst.2012.6280740

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High power Bragg reflection waveguide diode lasers with twin near-circular emission spots

Cunzhu Tong

Lijie Wang

Yunhua Yang

et al.

Abstract: A novel semiconductor laser with two symmetrical nearcircular emission spots separated at an angle of 62 o was demonstrated using Bragg reflection waveguide. The low beam divergence of 5.4 o and power of 2.6 W were achieved.

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High power Bragg reflection waveguide diode lasers with twin near-circular emission spots

Abstract: A novel semiconductor laser with two symmetrical nearcircular emission spots separated at an angle of 62 o was demonstrated using Bragg reflection waveguide. The low beam divergence of 5.4 o and power of 2.6 W were achieved.

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