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Zhiwei Li1,2, Jing Yang3, Lina Yu1,2
1AnnLab, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100083, China.
Abstract:
Two series of laser diodes with different AlGaN cladding layers were investigated, and it was found that the internal absorption loss was reduced by using a u-AlGaN and p-AlGaN composite upper cladding layer, and the performance of LD was improved. The optimized thickness of u-AlGaN is related to the waveguide layer structure of LDs. For LDs with a thick waveguide layer, the u-AlGaN cladding layer should be thinner to achieve high hole concentration and high hole injection efficiency. For LDs with a thin waveguide layer, the u-AlGaN cladding layer can be thick to suppress the internal absorption loss. Thus, a composite upper waveguide structure with a thinner waveguide layer, a thicker u-AlGaN cladding layer, and a p-AlGaN cladding layer is an optimized structure for short waveguide UV LDs due to lower carrier loss and absorption loss.
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