IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics · 2017 · 27 citations · 13 references
Quantum SciencePhotonicsQuantum PhotonicsPulse GenerationEngineeringLaser ScienceApplied PhysicsLaser ApplicationsLaser MaterialTwo-step Mocvd ProcessQuantum DevicesFive-element Phase-locked ArraysResonant OperationQuantum Photonic DeviceOptoelectronicsHigh-power LasersNanophotonics
Five-element phase-locked arrays of 4.7 μm-emitting quantum cascade lasers are demonstrated which operate either in a near-diffraction-limited (D.L.) beam to 3.6 W peak pulsed power or in a narrow beam (<; 3.5 × D.L.) up to 6.1 W peak pulsed power. Devices are fabricated by a two-step MOCVD process and operate predominantly in an in-phase array mode, in agreement with design-simulation studies. Analysis based on the actual device dimensions indicate that near-resonant leaky-wave coupling occurs. Scaling to a larger number of array elements and optimization for resonant operation is expected to lead to further increases in output power while maintaining high beam quality.
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Phase-locked arrays of antiguides: model content and discrimination
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