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We generated single-transverse-mode optical pulses with a peak power of 20 W and a pulse energy of 310 pJ from a bow-tie self-pulsating GaN-based laser diode (SP-LD) under dc bias operation. Introducing the bow-tie structure, which has flared waveguides in both gain regions, increased the average output power and the optical pulse energy. An incorporation of the bow-tie structure resulted in an improved optical peak power that was twice that of a non tapered SP-LD.
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