Method of manufacturing a planar buried heterojunction laser

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437129, 437133, 362 43, 362 45, H01L 2120

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ABSTRACT:
In a method of manufacturing a planar buried heterojunction laser a semiconductor structure is etched to delimit a laser stripe upstanding on a confinement layer. Lateral layers surround the laser stripe to constitute the planar buried heterojunction laser. They are formed by a non-selective growth method not only at the sides of said stripe but also on top of said stripe to create a parasitic projection. These layers and the projection are subsequently covered with a contact localizing layer. The projection is then removed to form a contact window in the contact localizing layer for localizing an electrical contact on top of the laser stripe. The invention finds a particular application in the manufacture of lasers for fiber optic telecommunication systems.

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