Harold Wieder
Journal of Applied Physics
A structure is described which yields uniform polarization in the emitted light from an array of GaAs lasers. The exterior cleaved faces define a standard Fabry-Perot structure, and a 2-μ air space within the cavity inclined at the Brewster angle provides the necessary discrimination in gain between orthogonal modes to produce TE polarization (within ± 3°) for all lasers in the array. © 1972 The American Institute of Physics.
Harold Wieder
Journal of Applied Physics
Marshall I. Nathan, Gerald Burns, et al.
Physical Review
Harold Wieder
Optics Communications
Harold Wieder, Robert A. Burn
Journal of Applied Physics