Highly‐Efficient Semiconductor Laser Diodes

  • Zorn M
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Semiconductor laser diodes manufactured as laser bars, laser arrays, and single emitters are highly‐desired light sources, e. g. for direct material processing, as pump sources for solid state and fiber lasers or in medical applications. They feature a high output power and efficiency combined with a good reliability resulting in a long‐living device with a low cost of ownership. Desired wavelengths for these applications range from 760 nm, e. g. as replacement for Alexandrite lasers in esthetic skin treatment, up to 1,060 nm for direct material processing and pumping applications.

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Zorn, M. (2015). Highly‐Efficient Semiconductor Laser Diodes. Laser Technik Journal, 12(1), 25–28. https://doi.org/10.1002/latj.201500004

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