IP Library Granted Patent US 10,310,278
Granted Patent B2
US 10,310,278 · App. 15/127,211 · Granted Jun 4, 2019

Semiconductor laser

Inventors: Xiaochen Jiang (Beijing, CN); Tie Wang (Beijing, CN); Weirong Guo (Beijing, CN); Baohua Wang (Beijing, CN); Rui Liu (Beijing, CN); Lei Xu (Beijing, CN)
Assignee: BWT Beijing Ltd.
G02B27/10G02B19/0019G02B19/0057G02B27/0905G02B27/0911G02B27/0922H01S5/0071H01S5/40H01S5/4012H01S5/4025H01S5/405
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Patent No.
US 10,310,278
App. No.
15/127,211
Granted
Jun 4, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present invention belongs to the field of laser technology, particularly relates to a semiconductor laser, including a substrate, and lasers, fast axis collimation components, slow axis collimation components, steering compression optical systems, a polarization beam combination prism, a focusing lens and an optical fiber provided on the substrate, wherein the lasers can be arranged in two rows or one row. And lasers of the same row are all located in a same plane. Each laser is sequentially provided with a fast axis collimation component and a slow axis collimation component in the direction of an optical path. The lasers of the same row correspond to a group of steering compression optical systems used to steer and compress the light beams collimated by the fast axis collimation components and the slow axis collimation components. The polarization beam combination prism is used for combining two beams of lasers having been steered and compressed by two groups of the steering compression optical systems. And the laser combined by the polarization beam combination prism is coupled into the optical fiber by the focusing lens. The present invention has a compact structure and a simple optical path, effectively reduces the thickness of the substrate and improves the thermal dissipation capacity of the laser, so that the efficiency and reliability of the laser are improved.

Claims (26)

1. A semiconductor laser, comprising

a substrate, and lasers,

fast axis collimation components,

slow axis collimation components,

steering compression optical systems, a polarization beam combination prism,

a focusing lens and an optical fiber provided on the substrate,

wherein the lasers are arranged in two rows or one row, and the lasers of the same row are all located in a same plane, each laser is sequentially provided with a fast axis collimation component and a slow axis collimation component in the direction of an optical path, the lasers of the same row corresponds to a group of steering compression optical systems, the steering compression optical systems are used to steer and compress the light beams collimated by the fast axis collimation components and the slow axis collimation components, when the polarization beam combination prism is used for the two rows of lasers, two beams of lasers having been steered and compressed by two groups of the steering compression optical systems are combined, the focusing lens and the optical fiber are sequentially arranged behind the polarization beam combination prism, and the lasers are coupled into the optical fiber by the focusing lens;

wherein the steering compression optical systems adopt a transmission method or a reflection method;

when the steering compression optical systems adopt the transmission method, the steering compression optical systems include a transmission wedge prism and a plurality of steering mirrors, the plurality of steering mirrors corresponding to the respective lasers of the same row respectively, the beams emitted by the respective lasers sequentially passing through the fast axis collimation components, the slow axis collimation components and the steering mirrors, and the beams steered by the plurality of steering mirrors being all compressed by the transmission wedge prism.

2. A semiconductor laser, comprising

a substrate, and lasers,

fast axis collimation components,

slow axis collimation components,

steering compression optical systems, a polarization beam combination prism,

a focusing lens and an optical fiber provided on the substrate,

wherein the lasers are arranged in two rows or one row, and the lasers of the same row are all located in a same plane, each laser is sequentially provided with a fast axis collimation component and a slow axis collimation component in the direction of an optical path, the lasers of the same row corresponds to a group of steering compression optical systems, the steering compression optical systems are used to steer and compress the light beams collimated by the fast axis collimation components and the slow axis collimation components, when the polarization beam combination prism is used for the two rows of lasers, two beams of lasers having been steered and compressed by two groups of the steering compression optical systems are combined, the focusing lens and the optical fiber are sequentially arranged behind the polarization beam combination prism, and the lasers are coupled into the optical fiber by the focusing lens;

wherein the steering compression optical systems adopt a transmission method or a reflection method;

when the steering compression optical systems adopt the reflection method, the steering compression systems include an optical element with a reflecting surface having a tilt angle and a plurality of steering mirrors, the plurality of steering mirrors corresponding to the respective lasers of the same row respectively, the beams emitted by the respective lasers sequentially passing through the fast axis collimation components, the slow axis collimation components and the steering mirrors, and the beams steered by the plurality of steering mirrors being all compressed by the optical element.

3. The semiconductor laser according to claim 1 , wherein the steering mirrors corresponding to the respective lasers of the same row are all located in the same plane.

4. The semiconductor laser according to claim 3 , wherein the tilt angles, relative to the substrate, of the respective steering mirrors located on the same plane are the same.

5. The semiconductor laser according to claim 4 , wherein the tilt angles of the respective steering mirrors located on the same plane are between 1° to 10°.

6. The semiconductor laser according to claim 3 , wherein the plane on which the lasers of the same row are located is higher than the plane on which the steering mirrors corresponding thereto are located.

7. The semiconductor laser according to claim 1 , wherein when two rows of lasers are arranged on the substrate, the two beams of lasers having been steered and compressed by the two groups of the steering compression optical systems, when arriving at the polarization beam combination prism, are located at the same height.

8. The semiconductor laser according to claim 7 , wherein the two rows of lasers can be located in the same plane or the two rows of lasers can be located in two planes having different heights, respectively.

9. The semiconductor laser according to claim 2 , wherein the steering mirrors corresponding to the respective lasers of the same row are all located in the same plane.

10. The semiconductor laser according to claim 2 , wherein when two rows of lasers are arranged on the substrate, the two beams of lasers having been steered and compressed by the two groups of the steering compression optical systems, when arriving at the polarization beam combination prism, are located at the same height.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 17, 2026
From: BWT BEIJING LTD.
To: HYPERLINE BEIJING LTD.
Reel/Frame 075677/0606 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 19, 2016
From: JIANG, XIAOCHEN; WANG, TIE; GUO, WEIRONG; WANG, BAOHUA; LIU, RUI; XU, LEI
To: BWT BEIJING LTD.
Reel/Frame 039780/0863 →
Priority Claims (1)
CN 2016 1 0015579 · Jan 11, 2016 · national
Continuity (1)
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