Spatial-Mode Discrimination in Guided and Antiguided Arrays of Long-Wavelength VCSELs
Three means of optical confinement imposed on InAlGaAs/InP 1.3 mu m VCSEL arrays are investigated with self-consistent numerical model of laser operation. Laterally patterned tunnel junction (TJ), in-build guiding realized with air-gap patterning, and antiguiding schemes are investigated and optimized to achieve single-mode operation. The analysis shows that mode discrimination in laterally patterned TJ is very responsive to the injected current, the air-gap patterning reduces influence of the working conditions and supports multimode operation, and finally, antiguiding schemes provide single-mode operation for prescribed geometrical design.
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Iakovlev, V., Volet, N., Kapon, E., Czyszanowski, T., Sarzala, R. P., Dems, M., Walczak, J., Wasiak, M., & Nakwaski, W. (2013). Spatial-Mode Discrimination in Guided and Antiguided Arrays of Long-Wavelength VCSELs. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, 19(5), Article 1702010. https://doi.org/10.1109/Jstqe.2013.2251324
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