Current Trends in Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting LasersWorld Scientific, 1995 - 764 من الصفحات With significant progress made in recent years, vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELs) have emerged as potential lightwave sources with a variety of applications, including high speed optical interconnects, parallel data links, optical recording, 2-D scanning, and optical signal processing. This volume, which contains a collection of articles by outstanding experts on this topic, encompasses a broad discussion of the current trends in the development of VCSELs. Discussions include material growths, structure designs, processing methods, performance analysis, improvement strategies, and future prospects. The collection provides a comprehensive overview that may help newcomers to this field as well as engineers and researchers who are engaged in the research and development of this new exciting device family. |
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Foreword | 529 |
Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers with Dielectric Mirrors 15 | 543 |
Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser Arrays for Wavelength Division | 569 |
HighPerformance Producible VerticalCavity Lasers for Optical | 593 |
Epitaxial Design and Performance of AlGaInP Red 650690 nm VCSELS 97 | 625 |
Thermal Effects in VerticalCavity SurfaceEmitting Lasers 139 | 667 |
Reliability of Proton Implanted Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers 203 | 731 |
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