Short-wavelength Al-free active-region compressively strained (Δa/a = 1.6%) InGaAsP single-quantum-well diode lasers have been optimized for high continuous-wave (CW) output powers. The use of a highly misoriented substrate is shown to improve the low-temperature spectral characteristics of the active quantum well and result in higher laser performance. By employing strain compensated active regions and growth on highly misoriented substrates, record-high characteristic temperature coefficients T0(115-125 K) and T1(400-500 K) are achieved for this wavelength region (λ = 0.73 μm). A broad waveguide laser design with In/sub 0.5/(Ga/sub 0.5/Al/sub 0.5/)/sub 0.5/P cladding layers is utilized to achieve CW output powers of 3.2 W (100-μm wide, L = 1 mm), with stable operation demonstrated at 0.5-W CW.
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