Abstract
Long-wavelength (1.29 μm) lasers grown on GaAs and based on several planes of self-organized quantum dots in an external quantum well demonstrate significant improvement of the external differential efficiency (88%) and the characteristic temperature (150 K) . This is due to suppression of carrier pile-up in the waveguide region in combination with extended range of optical loss in which the ground-state lasing survives.
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