FIG. 20 shows a tenth embodiment. FIG. 20 illustrates that an extended cavity laser design can be implemented using the single grid structure by reducing the reflectivity of the N epitaxial output mirror 230 to a point where it will not lase, then adding the reflectivity to a reflective surface 231 on the back of the lasing grid which extends the cavity. This structure reduces feedback of the higher mode structure 233 in the cavity, thereby forming a more fundamental mode structure for the output beam 235 from the grid. FIG. 20 shows:
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        - 230 Arrow pointing to incomplete N output mirror epitaxial region.
- 231 Reflective region made of dielectrically layers with varying indexes of refraction.
- 232 Cavity of laser beam now includes laser wafer material extending the cavity for modal rejection.
- 233 Reflected higher order modes which are not reflected back into the cavity
- 234 Single or lower order modes in the cavity
- 235 single or lower order modes outputted from the Extended Cavity Device
 
Embodiment 11 for US Pat App Pub 2017/0033535