High Power Mid Wave Infrared Semiconductor Lasers
Abstract
This project identifies key challenges for the development of high-power electrically injected MWIR laser arrays using 111-V antimonide based materials. In this approach, InGaSb quantum wells are grown on metamorphic layers on a GaSb or GaAs substrate. Doping of these layers is extremely challenging. We have obtained activation energies for Te-doped and Be-doped InAlSb. Using a novel interlayer doping schemes, we have been able to fabricate high quality PIN diodes. We have also filed a provisional patent on semiconductor conducting layers. The license for this patent is presently being negotiated by the University tech transfer office with a small business firm in new mexico. We have also demonstrated room temperature photoluminescence up to 3 gm from InGaSb quantum wells grown on GaAs substrate. Using this approach we have fabricated optically pumped vertical cavity surface emitting lasers.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 15, 2006
- Accession Number
- ADA463489
Entities
People
- Ralph Dawson
- Sanjay Krishna
Organizations
- University of New Mexico