Semiconductor structure and semiconductor laser device

Coherent light generators – Particular active media – Semiconductor

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357 4, 357 17, H01S 319

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor structure has a substrate crystal having a plurality of crystal orientations. Above the substrate is an atomic-layer superlattice in which different semiconductors are laminated one over another with a period in terms of atomic layers. This structure makes it possible to realize a semiconductor structure in which several kinds of quantum wires or quantum boxes having different physical properties, or an atomic-layer superlattice having an enlarged structure of the quantum wire or quantum box, are arranged in the plane orientation of the same substrate. In addition, the structure makes it possible to realize a semiconductor laser device having this structure.

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