Maximum CW output power was investigated in GaInAsP 1.3μm V-grooved inner stripe on P-substrate (VIPS) lasers considering both cavity length and facet reflectivity. Long-cavity lasers show a strong dependence of maximum output power on front reflectivity. A CW light output over 200 mW was obtained at room temperature using a 700 μm long cavity laser with 5 and 98 percent reflectivity of the front and rear facets, respectively. The fundamental transverse mode operation was confirmed up to 170 mW. A coupled power over 110 mW into a single-mode fiber was achieved with a coupling efficiency of 58 percent. We have verified the high reliability under high power levels, as high as 75 percent of the maximum CW output powers at room temperature.
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