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Hello I'm glad to see you are still learning Chinese?
- 醒来了 is rarely used in spoken Chinese. It's used in written texts.
- 醒了 and 睡醒了 are both are used in spoken Chinese and written texts.
a. 睡醒了: wake up from sleeping only.
b. 醒了: wake up (might be from sleeping, or from a coma)
Example: 他八月出了车祸，一直处于昏迷之中，今年二月终于醒了。(He had an accident last August and was in a coma. This February he finally woke up.)
In this sentence we cannot use 睡醒了.
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睡醒 (shuì xǐng) and 起床 (qǐchuáng) both mean "wake up" in Chinese, but they are used differently. 睡醒 is used to refer to the process of waking up from sleep, while 起床 is used to refer to the action of getting out of bed. 睡醒 implies that the person is still in the process of waking up, while 起床 implies that the person has already finished the process of waking up and is now getting out of bed.
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