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1 May 1990 Recent developments in surface-emitting distributed-feedback arrays
Steven H. Macomber, Jeffrey S. Mott, Harlan F. Chung, Thomas L. Paoli
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Abstract
Progress in the development of surface emitting distributed feedback lasers and arrays is reported. Single devices have been demonstrated with as much as 8 percent net power efficiency, 250 mW CW output power, and 5000 hours of reliable CW operation. Continuous wave operation of arrays has been demonstrated with as much as 3 W of output power. Silicon microchannel heat sinks can achieve a much lower thermal resistance than predicted by an idealized analysis due to finite size effects and lateral heat flow in the sink package. Techniques for feeding in large electrical currents are discussed.
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Steven H. Macomber, Jeffrey S. Mott, Harlan F. Chung, and Thomas L. Paoli "Recent developments in surface-emitting distributed-feedback arrays", Proc. SPIE 1219, Laser Diode Technology and Applications II, (1 May 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.18259
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KEYWORDS
Gold

Continuous wave operation

Laser applications

Silicon

Fabry–Perot interferometers

Coating

Resistance

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