Semiconductor device with first and second buffer layers

Coherent light generators – Particular component circuitry – Optical pumping

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device comprises a crystalline substrate with a silicon surface, a first buffer layer of GaAs or GaAs-containing compound formed on the Si surfaces and a second buffer layer of a Ge or Ge-containing crystalline layer formed as an intervening layer between the first layer and a compound semiconductor layer.

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