Semiconductor laser light source module and semiconductor laser light device
A technology of laser light source and laser device, applied in semiconductor laser device, semiconductor laser, laser device and other directions, can solve problems such as oscillating laser
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[0020] like figure 1 As shown, the semiconductor laser device 200 of this embodiment includes a connector 96, a capacitor 92, an LD driver 94, and the semiconductor laser light source module 100 of the first embodiment on a circuit board 90 which is a rigid printed wiring board. Hereinafter, the semiconductor laser light source module 100 is also simply referred to as the module 100 . exist figure 1 In , the illustration of the conductor wiring on the circuit board 90 is omitted.
[0021] The semiconductor laser device 200 is mounted on an optical distance measuring device such as LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging: LiDAR), and is used as a laser light source for distance measurement. The semiconductor laser device 200 can also be used as a laser light source for various purposes such as an optical distance measuring device other than LiDAR, writing or reading of an optical disk, a laser printer, optical communication, lighting, a laser microscope, and a laser pointer.
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[0051] use Figure 7 Next, the positional relationship between the upper electrode 88 of each emission portion 80 and the electrode pad 60i of the package-side positive electrode 60 constituted by the semiconductor laser light source module 100b of the second embodiment will be described. like Figure 7 As shown, the difference between the module 100 b of this embodiment and the module 100 of the first embodiment is that it includes eight emission portions 80 and eight electrode pads 60 i corresponding to each emission portion 80 .
[0052] Each emission part 80 is arranged in a row along the Y direction in a state in which the emission direction DL of the laser beam coincides, similarly to the first embodiment. exist Figure 7 In order to facilitate technical understanding, the eight emitting portions 80 are respectively referred to as emitting portions 80a to 80h sequentially along the Y direction, and the upper electrodes 88 of the emitting portions 80a to 80h are respect...
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