Stephen C. Richardson, J. Woods, Jake Daykin, J. Gorecki, R. Bek, N. Klokkou, James S. Wilkinson, M. Jetter, V. Apostolopoulos
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We demonstrate epitaxially grown semiconductor membrane quantum well lasers on a SiO2/Si substrate lasing in a waveguide configuration, for potential uses as coherent light sources compatible with photonic integrated circuits. We study the emission characteristics of In0.13Ga0.87As/GaAs0.94P0.06 quantum well lasers, by using real and reciprocal space imaging. The laser cavity length is 424 μm, it emits light at 1 μm, and lasing thresholds as low as 211 mW were recorded. Control over the position and size of the laser spots by the pump was demonstrated.