Micro-laser component with complexes compling and a productionprocess

The invention is a micro-laser component with effectivity and low production costs that is particularly suitable for application in communication technology and sensorics.

In the technology of communication over short distances fibre glass cables used in data transmission are increasingly being replaced by polymer fibres or polymer fibre-based transmission routes are being used instead of electronic data lines. The invention can also be used for data transmission within a computer or computer networks and leads to considerable increase of transmission capacity. For the implementation the transmission side, in addition to the already existing semi-conductor lasers in the red spectral area, requires easy-to-produce lasers (transmitters) that cover the green spectral area of approx. 500-580 nm. The polymer fibre has the lowest absorption losses in the green spectral area.

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