Patent
1974-09-19
1976-08-17
Edlow, Martin H.
357 17, 357 55, H01L 3112, H01L 3116
Patent
active
039757510
ABSTRACT:
For a reversed bias double heterostructure diodes, particularly GaAs diodes, electroabsorption can be obtained with reverse bias and light emission can be obtained with forward bias. However bulk absorption is large at wavelengths close to the band edge, where light emission occurs. Thus light emission through a modulator at zero bias is low. By providing for the light emulsion to be at a larger wavelength than that corresponding to the band edge high modulation efficiencies can be obtained. This is achieved by suitably doping the emitter differently as compared with the modulator so that light emission occurs at wavelengths greater than that at the fundamental energy gap.
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Edlow Martin H.
Jelly Sidney T.
Northern Electric Company Limited
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