Abstract
Optical coherence tomography is used to demonstrate the modes of a semiconductor laser used in supermarkets. The experiment is low cost and can be adopted for an undergraduate or graduate physics laboratory. The results enable students to understand the voltage-current and optical power characteristics of a semiconductor laser, and provide insight into the nature of radiation below and above the lasing regions.
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