A laser-based fiber-coupled wide-spectrum light system is provided. The system includes a laser device and one or more phosphor members configured and arranged to provide wide-spectrum emissions. One or more fibers are configured and arranged to receive the wide-spectrum emissions.

An optical member includes: a main body having transparency or heat dissipation properties; an optical film disposed on an upper face of the main body; a metal film disposed on the upper face of the main body in a region other than a region where the optical film is disposed; a surrounding part joined via the metal film; and a wavelength conversion part surrounded by the surrounding part. The wavelength conversion part is positioned inward of a periphery of the optical film in a top view. The wavelength conversion part is not directly bonded to the optical film and the main body.

A wiring board includes: an insulating member having a first upper surface, and a second upper surface located higher than the first upper surface; and a first wiring layer located on the first upper surface. The first upper surface has a wiring region that does not overlap with the second upper surface in a top view, and that is located in an exposed region. The first wiring layer extends from the wiring region to a connecting region that is connected to the wiring region, that overlaps with the second upper surface in a top view, and that is not exposed. The first wiring layer comprises a first pad portion located in the wiring region, and a first pattern portion located in the connecting region.

An optical fiber support structure includes: a first portion configured to support an optical fiber including a core wire and a covering surrounding the core wire, the core wire including a core and a cladding; a second portion attached to the first portion; and a relaxing portion that is connected to an end portion of the core wire and that is positioned between the first portion and the second portion, the relaxing portion having a light receiving surface configured to receive light input from a space, an area of the light receiving surface being larger than an area of the end portion of the core wire.

A method and device for emitting electromagnetic radiation at high power using nonpolar or semipolar gallium containing substrates such as GaN, AlN, InN, InGaN, AlGaN, and AlInGaN, is provided. In various embodiments, the laser device includes plural laser emitters emitting green or blue laser light, integrated a substrate.

A light emitting device includes: a substrate including a main surface; a first projection positioned on the main surface, the first projection including an upper surface and first and second lateral surfaces, wherein the first lateral surface of the first projection comprises a first reflective part, and the second lateral surface of the first projection comprises a second reflective part; a first laser element positioned on the main surface at a first reflective part side with respect to the first projection, the first laser element being configured to irradiate first laser light to the first reflective part; a second laser element positioned on the main surface at a second reflective part side with respect to the first projection, the second laser element being configured to irradiate second laser light to the second reflective part; and a first optical member bonded to the upper surface of the first projection.

A wavelength conversion part includes: a wavelength conversion member formed primarily of a ceramic material, wherein the wavelength conversion member has a lower face and one or more lateral faces; an enclosing member formed primarily of a ceramic material, wherein the enclosing member has a lower face, and wherein the enclosing member surrounds the one or more lateral faces of the wavelength conversion member; and a heat dissipating member having a upper face, wherein the heat dissipating member is fixed to the wavelength conversion member, and wherein the upper face of the heat dissipating member opposes the lower face of the wavelength conversion member and the lower face of the enclosing member. The lower face of the wavelength conversion member projects towards the heat dissipating member beyond the lower face of the enclosing member.

A method for manufacturing a light-emitting device includes: providing a base including a first depressed portion and a second depressed portion both upwardly opening; and positioning and mounting at least one semiconductor laser element on or above the base based on a predetermined point on a line connecting the first depressed portion and the second depressed portion in a plan view.

The invention relates to a radiation-emitting semiconductor chip comprising a semiconductor layer sequence having at least two active regions which generate electromagnetic radiation during operation and at least one reflective outer surface which is arranged to the side of each active region wherein the reflective outer surface includes an angle of at least 35° and at most 55° with a main extension plane of the semiconductor chip. The invention also relates to a method for producing a radiation-emitting semiconductor chip.

According to the present invention, a semiconductor device includes a substrate comprising a front end face, a rear end face and side faces, a plurality of semiconductor lasers provided on the substrate, a forward optical multiplexer to multiplex forward output light of the plurality of semiconductor lasers and output the multiplexed light to the front end face, a backward optical multiplexer to multiplex backward output light of the plurality of semiconductor lasers and output the multiplexed light to the rear end face and a plurality of backward waveguides connected to an output section of the backward optical multiplexer, wherein the plurality of backward waveguides includes a main waveguide disposed at a center of the output section and a plurality of lateral waveguides disposed on both sides of the main waveguide to bend toward the side faces and output light from the side faces diagonally to the side faces.