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[16p-W2_401-11]Wavelength extension and device characteristics of AlGaN-based UV-B LD via AlN mole fraction Control
〇Tomoya Tanikawa1, Takumu Saito1, Rintaro Miyake1, Seiya Kato1, Naoki Kitta1, Ryota Watanabe1, Shion Kamiya1, Yuma Miyamoto1, Rintaro Kobayashi1, Kenta Kitagawa1, Sho Iwayama1, Hideto Miyake2, Satoshi Kamiyama1, Tetsuya Takeuchi1, Motoaki Iwaya1 (1.Meijo Univ., 2.Mie Univ.)
Keywords:
semiconductor laser,AlGaN,ultraviolet (UV) laser
In this study, we investigated the extension of the lasing wavelength and its impact on device characteristics in AlGaN-based UV-B laser diodes by systematically controlling the AlN mole fraction in the quantum well active region. By optimizing the AlN mole fractions in the well, barrier, and waveguide layers, room-temperature pulsed lasing was achieved over a wide wavelength range of 297–326 nm. In particular, laser diodes operating at 297–312 nm exhibited favorable characteristics with threshold current densities below 5 kA/cm².
