Integrated semiconductor optoelectronic switch

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Thin active physical layer which is – Heterojunction

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ABSTRACT:
An integrated semiconductor device which forms an optoelectronic switch and includes: a directional coupler structure in which one of the guides receives the input light power and the other guide is formed by multiple quantum wells, which structure is so dimensioned that in the zero-bias state the switch is in the crossover state, and switching control means.
The structure includes layers which form at least one PIN structure in which the waveguide consisting of multiple quantum wells constitutes an intrinsic region I, and the control means include means for reverse-biasing of the PIN structure which supplies the negative feedback so that switching from one state to the other is initiated by a change in the level of the luminous power injected into the input waveguide.

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