S. Bank, M. Wistey, H. Yuen, L. Goddard, J. Harris
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Abstract
Recently, the first room temperature, continuous wave (CW), 1.49 /spl mu/m GaAs-based lasers were demonstrated. The injection efficiency, /spl eta//sub inj/, was quite low in these devices, /spl sim/45%. Determining the origin of the low /spl eta//sub inj/ allows further improvements in device performance. The origin of the low /spl eta//sub inj/ is due to carrier leakage and nonradiative recombination. In this paper, several techniques are proposed to reduce this defect-enhanced electron leakage mechanism, including a novel asymmetric quantum well structure.