NASA NTRS · 20060043376
Recent progress in the development of antimonide-based mid-ir interband cascade lasers
Abstract
Antimonide-based type-II interband cascade lasers are promising in becoming efficient and compact mid-infrared light sources for many applications such as gas sensing and environmental monitoring. Significant progress toward such a goal has recently been made in terms of achieving low threshold current densities, high temperature operation, and continuous wave operation of single-mode distributed feedback lasers. We review the recent progress of Sb-based mid-IR IC lasers and address the requirements for further improvements in their performance.
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Yang, Rui Q., Hill, Cory J., Wong, Chung M.. 2004-05-01. Recent progress in the development of antimonide-based mid-ir interband cascade lasers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060043376
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