Temperature Dependence of the Parameters of 1.55-μm Semiconductor Lasers with Thin Quantum Wells Based on Phosphorus-Free Heterostructures

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InGaAs/InGaAlAs laser diodes operating in the 1.55-μm spectral range are studied. It is demonstrated that a certain level of carbon doping (10¹² cm^–2 per a single quantum well) allows one to reduce the temperature coefficient of variation of the lasing wavelength in such structures and raise the characteristic temperature of threshold current and differential efficiency at temperatures from 16 to ~50°C. These changes are accompanied by an increase in threshold current density and a reduction in differential efficiency.