Patent classifications
H01S5/18305
Vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser with dense epi-side contacts
An emitter may include a substrate, a conductive layer on at least a bottom surface of a trench, and a first metal layer to provide a first electrical contact of the emitter on an epitaxial side of the substrate. The first metal layer may be within the trench such that the first metal layer contacts the conductive layer within the trench. The emitter may further include a second metal layer to provide a second electrical contact of the emitter on the epitaxial side of the substrate, and an isolation implant to block lateral current flow between the first electrical contact and the second electrical contact.
SURFACE EMITTING LASER
A surface emitting laser according to one embodiment of the present disclosure includes a mesa part including, in order, a first conductivity-type DBR layer, an active layer, a second conductivity-type DBR layer, and a second conductivity-type contact layer. The surface emitting laser further includes: a first conductivity-type contact layer provided in a region on the first conductivity-type DBR layer side in a positional relationship with respect to the mesa part; a first conductivity-type semiconductor layer that is disposed at a position opposed to the mesa part with the first conductivity-type contact layer interposed therebetween, and is in contact with the first conductivity-type contact layer, the first conductivity-type semiconductor layer having a lower impurity concentration than the first conductivity-type contact layer; a first electrode layer in contact with the first conductivity-type contact layer; and a second electrode layer in contact with the second conductivity-type contact layer.
SEMICONDUCTOR LASER DIODE INCLUDING MULTIPLE ACTIVE LAYERS AND A GRATING LAYER
Provided is a semiconductor laser diode including multiple active layers and a grating layer. The semiconductor laser diode includes two (or more than two) active layers, a grating layer, and a tunnel junction. The grating layer and the tunnel junction are provided between the two active layers. The tunnel junction is electrically connected to the two active layers, and the two active layers share and are optically coupled to the grating layer, thereby improving the external quantum efficiency and slope efficiency of the semiconductor laser diode.
Germanium-Silicon-Tin (GeSiSn) Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor Devices
A semiconductor device having a GeSiSn base region combined with an emitter region and a collector region can be used to fabricate a bipolar transistor or a heterojunction bipolar transistor. The GeSiSn base region can be compositionally graded or latticed matched or strained to GaAs. The GeSiSn base region can be wafer bonded to a GaN or SiC collector region.
VERTICALLY OFFSET VERTICAL CAVITY SURFACE EMITTING LASERS
A vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL) device may include a substrate layer and a first set of epitaxial layers, for a first VCSEL, disposed on the substrate layer. The first set of epitaxial layers may include a first set of mirrors and at least one first active layer. The VCSEL device may include a second set of epitaxial layers, for a second VCSEL, disposed on the first set of epitaxial layers for the first VCSEL. The second set of epitaxial layers may include a second set of mirrors and at least one second active layer. The first VCSEL and the second VCSEL may be configured to emit light in a light emission direction. The at least one first active layer of the first VCSEL may be offset in the light emission direction from the at least one second active layer of the second VCSEL.
Light-emitting element and method of manufacturing the same
A light-emitting element includes: a laminated structure body 20 which is formed from a GaN-based compound semiconductor and in which a first compound semiconductor layer 21 including a first surface 21a and a second surface 21b that is opposed to the first surface 21a, an active layer 23 that faces the second surface 21b of the first compound semiconductor layer 21, and a second compound semiconductor layer 22 including a first surface 22a that faces the active layer 23 and a second surface 22b that is opposed to the first surface 22a are laminated; a first light reflection layer 41 that is provided on the first surface 21a side of the first compound semiconductor layer 21; and a second light reflection layer 42 that is provided on the second surface 22b side of the second compound semiconductor layer 22. The first light reflection layer 41 includes a concave mirror portion 43, and the second light reflection layer 42 has a flat shape.
LIGHT-EMITTING DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING LIGHT-EMITTING DEVICE
A light-emitting device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a semiconductor stack in which a first light reflection layer configured by an arsenic-based semiconductor layer including carbon as an impurity, an active layer, and a second light reflection layer are stacked; a first buffer layer provided on the first light reflection layer side of the semiconductor stack, having one face that faces the semiconductor stack and another face that is on an opposite side of the one face, and configured by a phosphorus-based semiconductor layer; and a second buffer layer provided at least between the first light reflection layer and the first buffer layer, and configured by an arsenic-based semiconductor layer including zinc or magnesium as an impurity.
Integrated optical transceiver
An optoelectronic device includes a base chip, including a silicon die having a photodiode disposed at its front surface and a first anode contact and a first cathode contact disposed on the front surface. A laser diode driver circuit on the silicon die supplies an electrical drive signal between the first anode contact and the first cathode contact. An emitter chip includes a III-V semiconductor die, which is mounted with its front side facing toward the front surface of the silicon die. A second anode contact and a second cathode contact are disposed on the front side of the III-V semiconductor die in electrical communication with the first anode contact and the first cathode contact. A VCSEL is disposed on the front side of the III-V semiconductor die in coaxial alignment with the photodiode and receives the drive signal from the second anode contact and the second cathode contact.
LIGHTING DEVICE AND DISTANCE MEASUREMENT APPARATUS
A lighting device includes: a light-emitting element having multiple first light-emitting sections and multiple second light-emitting sections; a first optical member that causes multiple pieces of first light outputted from the multiple first light-emitting sections and multiple pieces of second light outputted from the multiple second light-emitting sections to be substantially collimated, and outputs the multiple pieces of first light and the multiple pieces of second light; and a second optical member that shapes beam shapes of the multiple pieces of first light, beam shapes of the multiple pieces of second light, or both the beam shapes of the multiple pieces of first light and the multiple pieces of second light, and outputs the multiple pieces of first light and the multiple pieces of second light in a manner that the beam shapes are different between the multiple pieces of first light and the multiple pieces of second light.
LASER DEVICE, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING LASER DEVICE, LASER APPARATUS, AND LASER AMPLIFYING DEVICE
[Object] To provide a compact and high-performance laser device and a laser apparatus.
[Solving Means] A laser device according to the present disclosure includes an excitation light source having a first reflective layer with respect to a first wavelength; a laser medium having a second reflective layer with respect to a second wavelength on a first surface facing to the excitation light source and a third reflective layer with respect to the first wavelength on a second surface opposite to the first surface; and a saturable absorber having a fourth reflective layer with respect to the second wavelength on a third surface opposite to the laser medium.