Abstract
InGaAlP visible-light laser diodes1-5) have attracted much interest as light sources for high-density optical disk systems, high-speed laser printers and bar code scanners. For application to optical disk systems, stabilization of transverse modes and suppression of optical-feedback induced noise are required for laser diode characteristics. Low noise characteristics have been realized in GaAlAs lasers by using a self-pulsation structure6). However, such a structure cannot be applied directly to InGaAlP lasers, because it is difficult to grow lattice-matched InGaAlP crystal onto grooved or stepped substrates.
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