LPE Technique for fabricating tapered optical couplers

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331 945H, 357 16, 357 18, 427 87, 148172, 148 335, H01L 21208

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ABSTRACT:
Described is a double heterostructure junction laser in which the active region tapers to zero thickness within the structure, causing light to couple into an adjacent, underlying passive waveguide layer. Also described is a laser device in which the passive waveguide layer terminates in a region of increased thickness adjacent a laser output face. In addition, LPE and MBE techniques for fabricating the tapers are described.

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