Which risk increases when a semiconductor laser's band structure provides insufficient confinement?

💡 Explanation

Reduced radiative recombination efficiency occurs because inadequate band edge confinement leads to carrier leakage out of the active region. This carrier leakage enables non-radiative recombination events; therefore radiative emission diminishes rather than stimulated or multi-photon processes increasing.

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