A laser package includes: a substrate having an upper surface; a first laser element disposed on the substrate and configured to emit light in a first direction; a first optical member having a lower surface bonded to the upper surface of the substrate, a reflecting surface inclined relative to the lower surface and configured to reflect the light, and an upper surface connected to the reflecting surface, the upper surface of the first optical member being located farther in the first direction than the reflecting surface; and a bonding material disposed on the upper surface of the substrate. The first optical member is bonded to the substrate via the bonding material. In a top view, a portion of the bonding material protrudes from three sides of the upper surface of the first optical member.

A device, and method of operating the device, are disclosed. The device includes: a heat spreader having a first side and a second side opposite the first side, the heat spreader including at least one oscillating heat pipe arranged between the first side and the second side, at least one of the at least one oscillating heat pipe including a plurality of interconnected channels including a working fluid; at least one optoelectronic component coupled to the first side of the heat spreader; and at least one thermoelectric cooler, wherein a cold side of the at least one thermoelectric cooler is coupled to the second side of the heat spreader. The heat spreader may include one or more heat exchange features.

A system includes multiple laser diode modules that are spatially separated and configured to generate multiple optical beams that propagate at angles relative to each other. The system also includes an optical element having at least one entrance surface and at least one exit surface. The optical element is configured to receive the optical beams at the at least one entrance surface and output each optical beam through the at least one exit surface such that the output optical beams are closely spaced, substantially the same size, and substantially parallel to each other at a common distance downstream from the optical element, and the optical beams all share a common downstream image plane.

A system and method for combining multiple emitters into a multi-wavelength output beam having a certain band and combining a plurality of these bands into a single output using non-free space combining modules.

A light emitting device includes: a base; a first semiconductor laser element disposed on an upper surface of the base and configured to emit first light; a first light reflecting member disposed on the upper surface of the base, the first light reflecting member having a first light reflecting face including a plane configured to reflect the first light; a second semiconductor laser element disposed on an upper surface of the base and configured to emit second light; a second light reflecting member disposed on the upper surface of the base, the second light reflecting member having a second light reflecting face including a plane configured to reflect the second light; and a phosphor member onto which the first light reflected from the first light reflecting member and the second light reflected from the second light reflecting member are irradiated.

A light-emitting module includes a substrate, a first surface-emitting laser mounted on the substrate, the first surface-emitting laser having a first engaging portion protruded outward at an end, and a second surface-emitting laser mounted on the substrate, the second surface-emitting laser having a second engaging portion recessed inward at an end. The first surface-emitting laser and the second surface-emitting laser are adjacent to each other. The first engaging portion and the second engaging portion are engaged with each other.

The invention provides a luminescent element (1000) comprising a solid luminescent body (100), wherein the solid luminescent body (100) comprises a luminescent material (200), wherein the luminescent material (200) is configured to generate luminescent material light (201) upon excitation with light having a wavelength where the luminescent material (200) is excitable, wherein the solid luminescent body (100) comprises luminescent body faces (120), wherein the luminescent element (1000) further comprises one or more reflective elements (300) associated to at least one luminescent body face (120), wherein the one or more reflective elements (300) are metallic, and wherein a surface coverage of the at least one luminescent body face (120) with the one or more reflective elements (300) is selected from the range of 5-40%.

In a laser light emitting device including a plurality of laser light emitter each including a laser diode, a drive circuit configured to drive the laser diode by controlling the supply of a drive current to the laser diode, and a drive line through which the drive current flows from the drive circuit to the laser diode, a light emission detector includes a detection pattern placed so as to cause an electromagnetically induced current to flow in response to a drive current flowing through each drive line when the corresponding laser light emitter emits light. The light emission detector detects light emission from a driven laser diode by detecting the current flowing in the detection pattern.

A light source module that emits a combined laser beam, and includes: a plurality of semiconductor laser elements; and a control circuit that controls power of a laser beam emitted by each of the semiconductor laser elements. The semiconductor laser elements include: a first element group that emits a first laser beam; and a second element group that emits a second laser beam. The combined laser beam includes at least one of the first laser beam or the second laser beam. The control circuit maintains an average combined-beam wavelength that is an average wavelength of the combined laser beam constant for a change in power of the combined laser beam. When the power of the first laser beam and the power of the second laser beam are equal to each other, an average wavelength of the first laser beam is longer than an average wavelength of the second laser beam.

An applicator comprising multiple laser assemblies connected to a power supply and a controller that switches each pulse to a different one of the laser assemblies. Each laser assembly deposits a laser spot on the skin and the result is to produce a large ‘aggregate’ spot without requiring extra power or extra lasers. In one embodiment, each pulse serves as a trigger to switch the next pulse to the next laser assembly.