High performance InP-based quantum cascade distributed feedback lasers with deeply etched lateral gratings

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Abstract

The fabrication and operating characteristics of lateral grating distributed feedback InP-based quantum cascade lasers emitting at λ∼10 μm are reported. High performance, room temperature single mode lasers, utilizing double-sided lateral gratings, are achieved in InP-based material grown by metal organic phase epitaxy. These deeply etched gratings are made possible by the development of a high aspect ratio, multistage, inductively coupled plasma etch process. A threshold current density of ∼5.5 kA cm2 is measured at room temperature and side mode suppression ratio >20 dB with a tuning coefficient of -0.067 cm-1 K-1 is observed over a temperature range of 190-330 K. © 2006 American Institute of Physics.

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Kennedy, K., Krysa, A. B., Roberts, J. S., Groom, K. M., Hogg, R. A., Revin, D. G., … Cockburn, J. W. (2006). High performance InP-based quantum cascade distributed feedback lasers with deeply etched lateral gratings. Applied Physics Letters, 89(20). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2388887

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