WO2001088993A3 - A METHOD FOR LOCALLY MODIFYING THE EFFECTIVE BANDGAP ENERGY IN INDIUM GALLIUM ARSENIDE PHOSPHIDE (InGaAsP) QUANTUM WELL STRUCTURES - Google Patents

A METHOD FOR LOCALLY MODIFYING THE EFFECTIVE BANDGAP ENERGY IN INDIUM GALLIUM ARSENIDE PHOSPHIDE (InGaAsP) QUANTUM WELL STRUCTURES Download PDF

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WO2001088993A3
WO2001088993A3 PCT/CA2001/000523 CA0100523W WO0188993A3 WO 2001088993 A3 WO2001088993 A3 WO 2001088993A3 CA 0100523 W CA0100523 W CA 0100523W WO 0188993 A3 WO0188993 A3 WO 0188993A3
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Bradley J Robinson
Gregory J Letal
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A novel quantum well intermixing method for regionally modifying the bandgap properties of InGaAsP quantum well structures is disclosed. The method induces bandgap wavelength blue shifting and deep states for reducing carrier lifetime within InGaAsp quantum well structures. The novel quantum well intermixing technique is applied to the modulator section of an integrated DFB laser/electro-absorption modulator, wherein the modulator exhibits fast switching times with efficient optical coupling between the DFB laser and modulator region.
PCT/CA2001/000523 2000-05-19 2001-04-09 A METHOD FOR LOCALLY MODIFYING THE EFFECTIVE BANDGAP ENERGY IN INDIUM GALLIUM ARSENIDE PHOSPHIDE (InGaAsP) QUANTUM WELL STRUCTURES WO2001088993A2 (en)

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