EFFECT OF PSEUDOMORPHIC MULTIPLE QUANTUM WELL LAYERS ON CHARACTERISTICS OF UNCOOLED ELECTROLUMINESCENT DIODE
Abstract
We have fabricated and characterized the uncooled light emitting device having a pseudomorphic structure of multiple quantum wells. The effect of numbers of compressively strained quantum well layers on the semiconductor diode laser characteristics was experimentally demonstrated, depending on room and high temperatures. In addition to the automatically embedded absorptive grating which can reduce the epitaxial growth step, the laser performance can be optimized for both threshold current and differential slope efficiency when the quantum well numbers are reduced to five layers for optical communication systems.
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