An optical semiconductor device outputting a predetermined wavelength of laser light includes: a quantum well active layer positioned between a p-type cladding layer and an n-type cladding layer in thickness direction; a separate confinement heterostructure layer positioned between the quantum well active layer and the n-type cladding layer; and an electric-field-distribution-control layer positioned between the separate confinement heterostructure layer and the n-type cladding layer and configured by at least two semiconductor layers having band gap energy greater than band gap energy of a barrier layer constituting the quantum well active layer.

An optical semiconductor device outputting a predetermined wavelength of laser light includes: a quantum well active layer positioned between a p-type cladding layer and an n-type cladding layer in thickness direction; a separate confinement heterostructure layer positioned between the quantum well active layer and the n-type cladding layer; and an electric-field-distribution-control layer positioned between the separate confinement heterostructure layer and the n-type cladding layer and configured by at least two semiconductor layers having band gap energy greater than band gap energy of a barrier layer constituting the quantum well active layer.

An optical device has a gallium and nitrogen containing substrate including a surface region and a strain control region, the strain control region being configured to maintain a quantum well region within a predetermined strain state. The device also has a plurality of quantum well regions overlying the strain control region.

Disclosed is a semiconductor laser, from bottom to top, comprising: a substrate, a lower limiting layer, a lower waveguide layer, an active layer, an upper waveguide layer, and an upper limiting layer. The lower limiting layer is composed of at least one of AllnGaN, AllnN, AlGaN, InN, AlN, InGaN, and GaN. A thickness of the lower limiting layer is denoted as x, and 10 angstromsx90,000 angstroms. The lower limiting layer includes a first lower limiting layer, a second lower limiting layer, and a third lower limiting layer. The lower limiting layer forms an electron saving structure and a stress regulating structure to regulate a carrier distribution and a stress distribution of the active layer, thereby reducing a threshold current and improving a slope efficiency of the laser.

An optical semiconductor device outputting a predetermined wavelength of laser light includes a quantum well active layer positioned between a p-type cladding layer and an n-type cladding layer in thickness direction. The optical semiconductor device includes a separate confinement heterostructure layer positioned between the quantum well active layer and the n-type cladding layer. The optical semiconductor device further includes an electric-field-distribution-control layer positioned between the separate confinement heterostructure layer and the n-type cladding layer and configured by at least two semiconductor layers having band gap energy greater than band gap energy of a barrier layer constituting the quantum well active layer. The optical semiconductor device is applied to a ridge-stripe type laser.

A quantum dot (QD) laser comprises a semiconductor substrate and an active region epitaxially deposited on the semi-conductor substrate. The active region includes a plurality of barrier layers and a plurality of QD layers interposed between each of the plurality of barrier layers. A net compressive strain associated with the plurality of QD layers is maintained below a maximum allowable strain to prevent formation of misfit dislocations within the active region of the QD laser.

The present invention proposes an O-band silicon-based high-speed semiconductor laser diode for optical communication and its manufacturing method, by using different buffer layers to form the growth surface of InP material with low dislocation density; NInAlGaAs is used instead of conventional NInAlAs electron-blocking layer in the epi-structure to reduce the barrier for electrons to enter the quantum wells from N-type and lower the threshold; a superlattice structure quantum barrier is used instead of a single layer barrier structure to improve the transport of heavy holes in the quantum wells; and the material structure is adjusted to achieve a reliable O-band high direct modulation speed semiconductor laser diode for optical communication on silicon substrate.

An optical semiconductor device outputting a predetermined wavelength of laser light includes a quantum well active layer positioned between a p-type cladding layer and an n-type cladding layer in thickness direction. The optical semiconductor device includes a separate confinement heterostructure layer positioned between the quantum well active layer and the n-type cladding layer. The optical semiconductor device further includes an electric-field-distribution-control layer positioned between the separate confinement heterostructure layer and the n-type cladding layer and configured by at least two semiconductor layers having band gap energy greater than band gap energy of a barrier layer constituting the quantum well active layer. The optical semiconductor device is applied to a ridge-stripe type laser.