A light-emitting device includes a base structure, a light-emitting element, an optical member, and first and second adhesive parts. The first adhesive parts are disposed in first and second regions of a second surface of the base structure. The second adhesive parts are located at both opposite sides of the first adhesive part without being in contact with the first adhesive part. In the top view, a virtual first line segment, which connects two points respectively on the first adhesive parts in the first and second regions, extends across a first surface of the base structure. A virtual line segment, which connects two points respectively on the second adhesive parts at the both opposite sides of the first adhesive part, does not extend across the first surface. A width of the first adhesive part along the line segment is greater than a width of the second adhesive part.

A laser projection module is provided. The laser projection module includes a substrate assembly, a lens barrel assembly, a light source, a diffractive optical element and a collimation element. The lens barrel assembly includes a lens barrel and a stop member connected to the lens barrel. The lens barrel is disposed on the substrate assembly and configured to define a receiving cavity together with the substrate assembly. The light source is disposed on the substrate assembly, accommodated in the receiving cavity, and configured to emit laser to the receiving cavity. The diffractive optical element and the collimation element are accommodated in the receiving cavity. The light source, the collimation element and the diffractive optical element are sequentially disposed in an optical path of the light source. The stop member is configured to prevent the diffractive optical element from moving in a light-emitting direction of the laser projection module.

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.

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.

An optical assembly comprising a busbar system comprising an electrically conductive first busbar conductively coupled to one or more electrically conductive mechanical fasteners and one or more vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) array modules each comprising one or more electrically conductive contacts. Each VCSEL array module is releasably fastened to the busbar system by the one or more of the mechanical fasteners. When in a fastened position, the one or more mechanical fasteners are conductively coupled to the one or more electrically conductive contacts to provide an electrical connection between the first busbar and the one or more VCSEL array modules.

An optical assembly comprising a busbar system comprising an electrically conductive first busbar conductively coupled to one or more electrically conductive mechanical fasteners and one or more vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) array modules each comprising one or more electrically conductive contacts. Each VCSEL array module is releasably fastened to the busbar system by the one or more of the mechanical fasteners. When in a fastened position, the one or more mechanical fasteners are conductively coupled to the one or more electrically conductive contacts to provide an electrical connection between the first busbar and the one or more VCSEL array modules.

An optical waveguide package includes a substrate, a cladding on a first surface of the substrate, and a core in the cladding. The cladding has a recess surrounding an element mount. The recess has an inner wall surface including a plurality of wall surfaces and a corner support surface between adjacent wall surfaces of the plurality of wall surfaces.

A semiconductor laser module includes: an optical fiber that outputs a first laser beam to an exterior of the semiconductor laser module; semiconductor laser devices each including an emission portion that emits a second laser beam, an electrically conductive portion that supplies electric power to the emission portion, and a mount on which the emission portion and the electrically conductive portion are disposed; a mount base including mount surfaces that form steps; and an optical system that optically couples the second laser beams from the emission portions to an incident end face of the optical fiber. The mounts of the semiconductor laser devices are disposed on the mount surfaces. The semiconductor laser devices include an upper semiconductor laser device and a lower semiconductor laser device adjacent to each other in a step direction of the mount base.

An optical waveguide package includes a substrate having a first surface, and an optical waveguide layer including a cladding located on the first surface and a core located in the cladding. The substrate includes a first portion and a second portion being in contact with the cladding. The second portion bonds to the cladding with a higher bonding strength than the first portion.

A light source module includes a first semiconductor laser element hermetically sealed, a second semiconductor laser element hermetically sealed, and firth to fourth optical elements. A first laser beam prior to reaching the first optical element has divergence angle θfd1 in a direction along a second optical axis and divergence angle θsd1 in a direction along a third optical axis, and satisfy 90°>θfd1>θsd1>0°. Divergence angle θfd12 of a first laser beam in the direction along the second optical axis decreases from divergence angle θfd1, the first laser beam having exited the first optical element. A component of a first laser beam in the direction along the second optical axis is collimated, the first laser beam having exited the second optical element. The same applies to the second semiconductor laser element.