Photoluminescence method of testing double heterostructure wafer

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ABSTRACT:
Under photoluminescence (PL) excitation, the lateral spreading of photo-excited carriers can suppress the photoluminescence signal from double heterostructure (DH) wafers containing a p-n junction. In any DH with a p-n junction in the active layer, PL is suppressed if the power of the excitation source does not exceed a threshold value. This effect can be advantageously used for a nondestructive optical determination of the top cladding layer sheet conductance as well as p-n junction misplacement, important parameters for injection lasers and LEDs.

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