Vertical cavity surface emitting semiconductor laser device
a laser device and semiconductor technology, applied in semiconductor lasers, laser details, electrical equipment, etc., can solve the problems of halting the laser emission itself, reducing the optical output power of the vcsel device during a continuous laser, and affecting the reliability of optical data transmission, so as to reduce the output power and remove the resultant halt of the laser emission
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[0028] Before describing preferred embodiments of the present invention, the principle of the present invention will be described for a better understanding of the present invention.
[0029] In general, degradation of a typical facet emission semiconductor laser device occurs due to the dislocation of a semiconductor layer caused by meltdown thereof at the rear facet of the laser device, which is generally called catastrophic optical damage (COD), or occurs due to the defect called dark line defect (DLD). On the other hand, since generation of a dislocation loop has been observed in the cross section of a degraded VCSEL device by using a transmission electron microscope, the degradation of the VCSEL device is considered to occur due to the point defects or combination thereof, the latter being generally called dislocation, in the crystal structure of the layer structure of the laser device.
[0030] For improved reliability of a specific type of the VCSEL having an oxidized current con...
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