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17 May 2001 Packaging and characterization equipment for high-power diode laser bars and VCSELs
Konstantin Boucke, Juergen Jandeleit, Wolfgang Brandenburg, Andreas Ostlender, Peter Loosen, Reinhart Poprawe
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Abstract
High-power diode lasers serve as small and highly efficient laser-beam sources. Their output power has been increased steadily over the recent years. Nowadays, the output power of one diode laser bar is sufficient for many different applications such as pumping of solid state lasers, direct material processing, medical applications or printing. The successful use of high-power diode lasers depends on their high reliability in combination with a long lifetime. For a further increase in the quality of high-power diode lasers the properties of semiconductor lasers have to be improved as well as the cooling and mounting techniques for these bars onto specially designed heat sinks.
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Konstantin Boucke, Juergen Jandeleit, Wolfgang Brandenburg, Andreas Ostlender, Peter Loosen, and Reinhart Poprawe "Packaging and characterization equipment for high-power diode laser bars and VCSELs", Proc. SPIE 4285, Testing, Reliability, and Applications of Optoelectronic Devices, (17 May 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.426884
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KEYWORDS
Semiconductor lasers

High power lasers

Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Packaging

Laser applications

Copper

Laser development

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