High power lasers based on submonolayer InAs-GaAs quantum dots and InGaAs quantum wells

High power lasers based on submonolayer InAs-GaAs quantum dots and InGaAs quantum wells
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10.1117/12.514262
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2002-06
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A. Kovsh;A. Zhukov;N. Maleev;S. Mikhrin;A. V. Vasil'ev;Y. Shernyakov;D. Livshits;M. Maximov
A. Kovsh;A. Zhukov;N. Maleev;S. Mikhrin;A. V. Vasil'ev;Y. Shernyakov;D. Livshits;M. Maximov
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A. Kovsh;A. Zhukov;N. Maleev;S. Mikhrin;A. V. Vasil'ev;Y. Shernyakov;D. Livshits;M. Maximov

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Development of submonolayer deposition technique can offer significant flexibility in creation of strained heterostructures of different types and material systems. It was found that under certain growth conditions the deposition of InAs insertions of less than 1 monolayer (ML) thickness in GaAs matrix forms so-called sub-monolayer quantum dots (SML QDs). The energy spectrum of these QDs can be varied over a wide range by tuning the InAs coverage and the thickness of GaAs spacers. Stranski-Krastanow (In,Ga)As QDs (SK QDs), which have been investigated in more details, have proved theoretically predicted lower threshold current density of 26 A/cm2 in compare with QW lasers. However, strong size variation of SK QDs in combination with the relatively low sheet density leads to low peak gain achievable in the ground state. This problem is the reason of typically low efficiency of SK QD-based lasers. Due to higher gain, SML QDs have proved their potential for high power laser application. In this presentation we report on further progress in the technology of SML QD lasers demonstrating high output power (6W) from 100-μm-wide laser diode emitting at 0.94 μm. High power QW-based lasers of the state-of-the-art performance are also presented for comparison.