Characteristics of long wavelength InGaN quantum well laser diodes

We demonstrated the long wavelength $\left(485\mathrm{nm}\right)$ lasing of InGaN laser diodes under continuous wave condition at room temperature over $10\mathrm{mW}$ . Two InGaN laser structures were adapted with different indium composition for InGaN optical confinement layers (OCLs) below quantum wells. The blue shift of electroluminescence (EL) was reduced in InGaN laser diodes grown on 3% In concentration in InGaN OCL compared with 1.5% In concentration in InGaN OCL. The EL peak for laser diode with 3% In concentration in InGaN OCL occurs at longer wavelength for all current levels compared to the laser with 1.5% In concentration in InGaN OCL. In addition, the laterally nonuniform InGaN wells grown on 1.5% In concentration in InGaN OCL was verified by the cross-sectional view of InGaN active layer using high-resolution transmission electron microscopy.