Abstract
A wavelength-stabilized compact diode laser system emitting at 671 nm mounted on a microoptical bench with the dimensions of 13 mmtimes4 mm is presented. A reflecting Bragg grating was aligned on the rear side of a broad-area gain medium for wavelength stabilization at 671 nm. A maximum output power of 1.5 W was obtained together with a spectral width of 40 pm (full-width at half-maximum). At 1.0 W, a center wavelength stability below 20 pm over 5 h was determined. With these features, the devices are well-suited for spectroscopic applications.
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