Method of making a selective compositional disordering of a GaAs

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing a buried heterostructure active devices and a passive waveguide by providing a heterostructure substrate such as a superlattice having at least one planar GaAs layer and at least one AlGaAs layer adjacent to it. A single crystal germanium layer is epitaxially deposited on the superlattice substrate. A layer of gold is deposited on the germanium layer. The gold and germanium layers are imagewise patterned and selected portions etched away. The patterned substrate is encapsulated in a compatible, heat resistant encapsulating material. The encapsulated substrate is then annealed at a temperature of up to about 350.degree. C.

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