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Injection InGaSbAs lasers emitting radiation of wavelengths 1.9–2.3μ at room temperature
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Optical MaterialsInjection Ingasbas LasersEngineeringLaser ScienceLaser PhysicsLaser ApplicationsDouble Gaalsbas/ingasbas/gaalsbas HeterostructuresLaser MaterialSuper-intense LasersSurface-emitting LasersHigh-power LasersSemiconductor LasersOptical PropertiesMolecular Beam EpitaxyPulsed Laser DepositionOptical PumpingPhotonicsLaser ClassificationRoom TemperatureP-type Gasb SubstratesApplied PhysicsGas LasersWavelengths 1.9–2.3μLiquid Phase EpitaxyOptoelectronics
Double GaAlSbAs/InGaSbAs/GaAlSbAs heterostructures were grown by the method of liquid phase epitaxy on (100) faces of p-type GaSb substrates. Pulsed lasing was observed in the wavelength range 1.9–2.3 μ at room temperature. The threshold current density at the wavelength of 2.29 μ was 20 kA/cm2. This was the longest wavelength emitted by an uncooled injection laser.