Dfb laser with anti-reflection layer
CA 1280819 C · Owner: Kuindersma, Pieter Ids · Inventors: Krekels, Henricus C.J.; Kuindersma, Pieter Ids
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DFB laser provided with an anti-reflection layer. A semiconductor laser of the distributed feedback (DFB or DBR) type, the laser being bounded in the longitudinal direction by end surfaces (5,6) at right angles to the active region and at least one of these end faces (5) being provided with an anti-reflection layer (8) in order to suppress Fabry-Pérot modes. According to the invention in order to obtain an, optimum effect, an anti-reflection layer of hafnium oxide is used. The invention is used more particularly with great advantage in lasers of the DCPBH (Double Channel Planar Buried Hetero-structure) type. Fig. 1.
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- Granted February 26, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 26, 2008.
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