1986-06-30
1989-05-02
Davie, James W.
357 17, 357 63, H01L 2724
Patent
active
048273180
ABSTRACT:
An efficient solid state light emitting device wherein sulphur is used to provide isoelectronic centers in silicon which bind excitons which emit light at a wavelength of 1.32 microns (um) and are particularly adapted for use in integrated opto-electronic circuits and in launching optical signals in single mode optical fibers.
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Brown Thomas G.
Hall Dennis G.
Davie James W.
Lukacher Martin
The University of Rochester
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