A 1.48- mu m tapered broad-area semiconductor laser amplifier with a monolithically integrated waveguide lens as demonstrated. The gain saturation characteristics of the tapered amplifier were examined. A maximum output power of 300 mW and a 3-dB saturation power of 200 mW under quasi-CW conditions were obtained from the amplifier without the waveguide lens. Output power of 200 mW was obtained with a broad emission spectrum of approximately 30 nm when the device was used as a superluminescent diode. The amplified output was focused to a single lobe by the monolithically integrated aspheric waveguide lens, which may be useful for efficient coupling of the output into a single-mode fiber.>
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