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Fully planar ion-implanted 0.98 μm strained quantum well laser

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Hobson, W. S.
Pearton, S. J.
Ren, F.
Chu, S. N.G.
Bylsma, R.
Elliman, R. G.

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GaAs-InGaAs quantum well laser structures were fabricated using a 5 MeV O+ implant (approximately 1015 cm-2 dose) to disorder the quantum well for optical isolation upon post-implant annealing. End-of-range disorder is placed in the underlying substrate, and consisted of small dislocation loops. Electrical isolation was provided by a subsequent multiple energy (40-300 keV) O+ implant scheme. Masking for both implant steps was obtained using a lift-off Au deposition. This fully planar process is considerably simpler than the Si diffusion process for quantum well disordering that is commonly employed for 0.98 μm laser fabrication. A discussion will be given of the relative advantages and disadvantages of the two processes, with particular emphasis on reliability issues.

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III-V Electronic and Photonic Device Fabrication and Performance

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