Method of fabricating a semiconductor optical device

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor optical device having a quantum well structure which can easily integrate plural optical devices of band gaps which are different from each other, and yet can achieve a high coupling coefficient by means of disordering the quantum well structure to form a waveguide region except for the portion which is used as an active region. Non-absorbing edges can be formed on the semiconductor laser on the optically integrated circuits by disordering the facets of the quantum well structure with ion implantation and thermal processing.

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