1D Confocal Broad Area Semiconductor Lasers (Confocal BALs) for Fundamental Transverse Mode Selection (TMS#0)
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Abstract
Previously in this journal we have reported on fundamental transverse mode selection (TMS#0) of broad area semiconductor lasers (BALs) with integrated twice-retracted 4f set-up and film-waveguide lens as the Fourier-transform element. Now we choose and report on a simpler approach for BAL-TMS#0, i.e., the use of a stable confocal longitudinal BAL resonator of length L with a transverse constriction. The absolute value of the radius R of curvature of both mirror-facets convex in one dimension (1D) is
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| Authors | Fouckhardt, Henning;Kleinschmidt, Ann-Kathrin;Strassner, Johannes;Doering, Christoph;Fouckhardt, Henning;Kleinschmidt, Ann-Kathrin;Strassner, Johannes;Doering, Christoph; |
| Journal | advances in optoelectronics |
| Year | 2019 |
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10.1155/2019/2719808
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