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May 1, 1971Applied Physics Letters36 citations

Semiconductor Lasers Operating Continuously in the ``Visible'' at Room Temperature

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BMB.I. MillerJRJ. RipperJDJ. C. Dyment

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Continuous operation of AlxGa1−xAs–Aly Ga1−yAs–AlzGa1−zAs double heterostructure injection lasers at room temperature has been achieved with diodes whose lasing energy was as high as 1.61 eV (7730 Å). This energy was achieved with y = 0.20, and at this energy the far-field radiation pattern was visible. In the pulsed mode, low thresholds have been achieved up to 7450 Å (1.66 eV) using both broad-contact and stripe-geometry lasers. The lasing threshold remains relatively unchanged in the range y = 0 to 0.21.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6f2c8135aa2c282ce09418https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1653718
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