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4 March 2015 High-power VCSEL arrays for consumer electronics
Luke A. Graham, Hao Chen, Jonathan Cruel, James Guenter, Bobby Hawkins, Bobby Hawthorne, David Q. Kelly, Alirio Melgar, Mario Martinez, Edward Shaw, Jim A. Tatum
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Abstract
Finisar has developed a line of high power, high efficiency VCSEL arrays. They are fabricated at 860nm as traditional P side up top emitting devices, leveraging Finisar’s existing VCSEL fab and test processes for low cost, high volume capability. A thermal camera is used to accurately measure temperature profiles across the arrays at a variety of operating conditions and further allowing development of a full reliability model. The arrays are shown to demonstrate wear out reliability suitable for a wide range of applications. Typical 1/e^2 beam divergence is near 16 degrees under CW operating conditions at peak wall plug efficiency, narrowing further under pulsed drive conditions.
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Luke A. Graham, Hao Chen, Jonathan Cruel, James Guenter, Bobby Hawkins, Bobby Hawthorne, David Q. Kelly, Alirio Melgar, Mario Martinez, Edward Shaw, and Jim A. Tatum "High-power VCSEL arrays for consumer electronics", Proc. SPIE 9381, Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers XIX, 93810A (4 March 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2080064
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KEYWORDS
Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Reliability

Cameras

Infrared imaging

Thermography

Imaging arrays

Oxides

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