Coherent light generators – Particular active media – Semiconductor
Patent
1996-11-04
1998-11-17
Bovernick, Rodney B.
Coherent light generators
Particular active media
Semiconductor
372 96, 372 46, 257 97, 257 98, H01S 319, H01S 308, H01L 3300
Patent
active
058387056
ABSTRACT:
A first stack (112) of distributed Bragg reflectors, a first cladding region (114) disposed on the first stack of distributed Bragg reflectors (112) and including a defect inhibition layer (117) an active area (122) disposed on the first cladding region (114), a second cladding region (132) disposed on the active area (122) and including a defective inhibition layer (136), and a second stack (140) of distributed Bragg reflectors disposed on the second cladding region (132). The defect inhibition layers (117, 136) substantially prevent defects in the active area (122).
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Claisse Paul
Gaw Craig A.
Jiang Wenbin
Shieh Chang-Long
Bovernick Rodney B.
Leung Quyen Phan
Motorola Inc.
Parsons Eugene A.
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