Distributed feedback (DFB) broad area (BA) lasers with multiple epitaxially stacked active regions and tunnel junctions designed for emission around 900 nm are investigated. DFB BA lasers with a cavity length of 1 mm and different stripe widths are compared in terms of their electro-optical performance and beam quality. The laser with a 200 µm stripe width achieved a high optical pulse power of 100 W in 10 ns long pulses at an injection current of 63 A, resulting in a brightness of 81 MW/cmsr. The optical spectrum of both lasers is centered at around 886 nm, exhibiting a narrow spectral bandwidth of 0.2 nm (64 pm/K).
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