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From Veeco Instruments
A variety of optoelectronic devices are fabricated using compound semiconductors. In order to implement large-scale manufacturing using these materials, new processing techniques must be developed. Standard silicon processes and chemistries simply cannot achieve the results required to fabricate high quality optical devices from compound semiconductors such as InP and GaAs. Methods for etching InP using the Veeco Instruments NEXUS™ Ion Beam Etching cluster system will be discussed in this Applications Note. InP is used as the basis for fabrication of many semiconductor lasers due to its unique electrical and optical characteristics. In order to generate a more useful and compact optical product, other features, such as wave guides and mirrors, must be fabricated into the InP in close proximity to the laser element. Product Announcements
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7.5 In-Situ Etching (ISE) of InP and InGaAsP Alloys
D. Bertone
December 1998
A INTRODUCTION
Modern optical and optoelectronic systems require, at the same time, high reliability, high...
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It is a pleasure to present this latest EMIS book on InP-related materials and devices. Since the previous EMIS book on this subject, published in 1991, there has been significant growth in the use of...
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7.2 Ion Implantation in InP
B.J. Sealy
June 1998
A INTRODUCTION
Ion implantation is widely used as a means of doping layers in silicon integrated circuit technology. However, the technique...
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Next-generation wireless communication devices depend on cost-effective, high-frequency components for 2.5G and 3G services. Device manufacturers need bandpass filters that are smaller, consume less...
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It is important to fabricate high density and high uniformity nano-structures for the realization of quantum wire lasers. In this work, 1.5um-wavelength GalnAsP/InP quantum wire lasers were fabricated...
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