Extremely stable temperature characteristics of 1550-nm band, p-doped, highly stacked quantum-dot laser diodes

A Matsumoto, K Akahane, T Umezawa… - Japanese Journal of …, 2017 - iopscience.iop.org
Abstract We fabricated 1.55-µm band, broad-area, p-doped, 30-layer stacked quantum-dot
(QD) laser diodes (LDs) grown on an InP (311) B substrate via a delta-doping method
employing a strain compensation technique. We doped Be atoms to a depth of 5 nm from the
bottom of each QD layer. The concentration of Be atoms doped in the InGaAlAs spacer layer
was 1× 10 18 cm− 3. We observed a strong photoluminescence emission and a relatively
coherent surface of QDs using atomic force microscopy. In addition, we observed that the …

[PDF][PDF] Extremely Stable Temperature Characteristics of 1550 nm Band p-Doped Highly Stacked Quantum-Dot Laser Diodes Grown on an InP (311) B Substrate

A Matsumoto, K Akahane, T Umezawa… - Proc. SSDM2016, 2016 - confit.atlas.jp
… Abstract In this study, we fabricated 1.55 µm band p-doped 30 layers stacked quantum-dot
laser diodes (QD-LDs) using a strain-compensation technique on an InP(311)B substrate,
and we showed that the fabricated QD-LDs exhibit extremely stable temperature
characteristics. … So far, high characteristic temperature (T0) of more than 227 K [2] around
room temperature has hardly been reported at a 1.5 µm band, even though extremely high
T0, such as 320 K [3] and almost infinity (around room temperature) [4-5], has been reported …
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