II–VI blue/green laser diodes on ZnSe substrates
C. Boney, Yu Zhang, W. H. Rowland, W. C. Hughes, J. W. Cook, J. F. Schetzina, G. Cantwell, W.C. Harsch
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C. Boney, Yu Zhang, W. H. Rowland, W. C. Hughes, J. W. Cook, J. F. Schetzina, G. Cantwell, W.C. Harsch
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This article reports the first blue/green laser diodes grown on ZnSe substrates. The laser structure employed is a p-on-n separate confinement heterostructure consisting of 0.8-μm-thick ZnMgSSe cladding layers lattice-matched to ZnSe, 0.1-μm-thick ZnSe light guiding layers, and a single 60–200-Å-thick ZnCdSe quantum well. Green laser emission (507–517 nm; 2.443–2.394 eV) was observed at temperatures from 77–220 K using cw excitation at 77 K and pulsed excitation (50 ns; 10−1–10−4 duty cycle) at higher temperatures. Blue laser diodes with outputs at 485 nm (2.553 eV) at 77 K have also been fabricated and tested.
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This article reports the first blue/green laser diodes grown on ZnSe substrates. The laser structure employed is a p-on-n separate confinement heterostructure consisting of 0.8-μm-thick ZnMgSSe cladding layers lattice-matched to ZnSe, 0.1-μm-thick ZnSe light guiding layers, and a single 60–200-Å-thick ZnCdSe quantum well. Green laser emission (507–517 nm; 2.443–2.394 eV) was observed at temperatures from 77–220 K using cw excitation at 77 K and pulsed excitation (50 ns; 10−1–10−4 duty cycle) at higher temperatures. Blue laser diodes with outputs at 485 nm (2.553 eV) at 77 K have also been fabricated and tested.
Key concepts: Green laser, Laser, Materials science, Blue laser, Optoelectronics, Diode, Heterojunction, Cladding (metalworking)