Electronics Letters · 1989 · 21 citations · 1 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceElectronic MaterialsOptical MaterialsPhotonicsLaser DiodesLaser OpticsLaser PhysicsOptical SourcesSemiconductor Crystal GrowthSemiconductor LasersAtmospheric PressureLaser Gain MaterialsLaser MaterialsLasersOptical Gain MaterialsOrganic LasersSolid-state Lasers
BH lasers were grown by atmospheric-pressure MOVPE using either PH3 and AsH3 or t-BuPH2 and t-BuAsH2 to produce the active lasing layer. Quaternary (λ = l.5 μm) devices grown from the organic sources approach the quality of hydride-grown devices, with threshold currents of 20 mA and output powers of 6mW. The performance is probably limited by impurities in the t-BuPH2 since GalnAs lasers grown from t-BuAsH2 were identical in performance to GalnAs lasers grown from AsH3. When growing GalnAsP from the organic sources the incorporation of arsenic into the solid phase was nonlinear: similar to that reported for the hydrides.
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Non-hydride group V sources for OMVPE
G. B. Stringfellow · Journal of Electronic Materials · 1988 · 118 citations