Visible light semiconductor laser capable of generating broadband output
A broadband output, semiconductor technology used in the field of lasers to solve problems such as changing the temporal or spatial coherence of lasers
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[0015] Embodiment 1: A visible light semiconductor laser with broadband output, including a visible light semiconductor laser and a heat sink. Such as figure 1 As shown, the semiconductor laser is a visible light semiconductor laser LD array 101. The heat sink includes electrodes 1021 and 1022 at both ends of the LD array and a heat sink 103 at the bottom of the LD array. The electrodes 1021 and 1022 also function as heat sinks. Wherein, the heat sink 103 can be a metal, and at this time, an insulating medium must be coated on its contact surface with one or both of the two electrodes 1021, 1022; the heat sink 103 can also be an insulating medium, such as boron nitride heat conduction ceramics, diamond ceramics, etc. In this structure, only the LDs at both ends of the LD array 101 are in contact with the heat sinks (electrodes) 1021 and 1022, so the LD array 101 generates a temperature gradient from the center to both ends in the z direction, and then the output center is gen...
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[0016] Embodiment 2: A visible light semiconductor laser with broadband output, including a visible light semiconductor laser and a heat sink. Such as figure 2 As shown, the semiconductor laser includes several visible light semiconductor laser LD chips 201, and the heat sink is a ladder-shaped heat sink 203, and the specific ladder shape can be as follows figure 2 The heat sinks 2031 and 2032 are shown, and the LD chip 201 is placed on different stepped units of the heat sink 203 . Due to the different thermal conductivity of the stepped units of the heat sink 203, temperature gradients are generated, so that the LD chips placed on different stepped units generate temperature gradients, and the different temperatures of the LD chips produce outputs of different wavelengths, thereby achieving the purpose of broadband output of the entire laser. .
[0017] Further, a micro-heating resistor 202 that controls the temperature of the corresponding LD chip can be set on each ste...
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