โ Scribed by Professor Dr. Kenichi Iga, Dr. Susumu Kinoshita (auth.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Process Technology for Semiconductor Lasers describes the design principles of semiconductor lasers, mainly from the fabrication point of view. Starting out with the history of semiconductor-laser development and applications the materials for use in lasing from short to long wavelengths are reviewed. The basic design principles for semiconductor- laser devices and the epitaxy for laser production are discussed. An entire chapter is devoted to the technology of liquid-phase epitaxy, and another one to vapor-phase and beam epitaxies, respectively. The characterizations of laser materials, and the fabrication and characteristics of semiconductor lasers are treated. Mode-control techniques are presented, and surface-emitting lasers are introduced in the final chapter.
Front Matter....Pages I-X
Introduction....Pages 1-7
Materials for Semiconductor Lasers....Pages 8-21
Basic Design of Semiconductor Lasers....Pages 22-42
Epitaxy of IIIโV Compound Semiconductors....Pages 43-50
Liquid Phase Epitaxy and Growth Technology....Pages 51-81
Vapor Phase and Beam Epitaxies....Pages 82-100
Characterization of Laser Materials....Pages 101-111
Semiconductor-Laser Devices โ Fabrication and Characteristics....Pages 112-123
Mode-Control Techniques in Semiconductor Lasers....Pages 124-146
Surface-Emitting Lasers....Pages 147-154
Back Matter....Pages 155-172
Laser Technology, Photonics;Quantum Optics;Strongly Correlated Systems, Superconductivity;Electronics and Microelectronics, Instrumentation;Engineering, general;Optics, Optoelectronics, Plasmonics and Optical Devices
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