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Recent progress in the development of long-wavelength lasers

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Abstract

Long-wavelength lasers are key devices tor future optical communications. To realize low-threshold mode-stabilized operation, various types of laser structure have been developed; among them are InGaAsP/lnP buried heterostructure,1,2 buried crescent structure,3 and planar buried heterostructure.4 They operate in the fundamental transverse mode at room temperature threshold of 20-30 mA. Such low-threshold operation is essential to operate the lasers at high temperatures.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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