Which outcome results when a semiconductor laser's energy band alignment degrades in pulsed operation?

💡 Explanation

Increased density occurs because band alignment degradation changes the gain spectrum, causing increased threshold current density rather than improved lasing efficiency; this is due to reduced stimulated emissions, therefore shifting operation requirements beyond expectations rather than facilitating efficiency improvements.

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