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Bandgap tuning of visible laser material

Hamilton et al., 1998

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10028347622973879503
Author
Hamilton C
Kowalski O
McIlvaney K
Bryce A
Marsh J
Button C
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Electronics Letters

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A reliable impurity free technique for quantum well intermixing is reported in the GaInP- AlGaInP material system, which has enabled bandgap shifts up to 91 meV to be achieved in standard laser structures. Oxide stripe lasers fabricated from the intermixed material had an …
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