Ma et al., 2008 - Google Patents
Advances in high-power semiconductor diode lasersMa et al., 2008
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- Ma X
- Zhong L
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- Semiconductor Lasers and Applications III
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High power semiconductor lasers have broad applications in the fields of military and industry. Recent advances in high power semiconductor lasers are reviewed mainly in two aspects: improvements of diode lasers performance and optimization of packaging …
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