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Current-voltage and light-current characteristics in highly strained InGaAs/lnAlAs quantum cascade laser structures

Current-voltage and light-current characteristics in highly strained InGaAs/lnAlAs quantum cascade laser structures
Current-voltage and light-current characteristics in highly strained InGaAs/lnAlAs quantum cascade laser structures

Growth of electroluminescent devices based on strain-compensated In xGa1-xAs/ InyAl1-yAs has been undertaken. The very high conduction band offset of the strained material allows the design of such devices with very short emission wavelength. Device design and material characterisation for 2 μm emission has been undertaken. An analysis of the direct current amplitude modulation response of the strained structure is also performed. Strong room temperature emission with peaks around 1.55 μm dependent upon driving current has been observed under continuous wave reverse operational bias. This reverse bias emission was observed owing to the presence of interface states. Moreover experimentally measured current-voltage characteristics in forward bias are found to be in good agreement with theoretical predictions.

1350-2409
497-501
Banerjee, S.
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Shore, K. A.
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Mitchell, C. J.
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Sly, J. L.
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Shore, K. A.
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Banerjee, S., Shore, K. A., Mitchell, C. J., Sly, J. L. and Missous, M. (2005) Current-voltage and light-current characteristics in highly strained InGaAs/lnAlAs quantum cascade laser structures. IEE Proceedings: Circuits, Devices and Systems, 152 (5), 497-501. (doi:10.1049/ip-cds:20045042).

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Abstract

Growth of electroluminescent devices based on strain-compensated In xGa1-xAs/ InyAl1-yAs has been undertaken. The very high conduction band offset of the strained material allows the design of such devices with very short emission wavelength. Device design and material characterisation for 2 μm emission has been undertaken. An analysis of the direct current amplitude modulation response of the strained structure is also performed. Strong room temperature emission with peaks around 1.55 μm dependent upon driving current has been observed under continuous wave reverse operational bias. This reverse bias emission was observed owing to the presence of interface states. Moreover experimentally measured current-voltage characteristics in forward bias are found to be in good agreement with theoretical predictions.

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Published date: 1 October 2005

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Local EPrints ID: 493965
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/493965
ISSN: 1350-2409
PURE UUID: 9c405de0-1e99-440b-831d-c9e8f1e0047d
ORCID for C. J. Mitchell: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-9773-8842

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Author: S. Banerjee
Author: K. A. Shore
Author: C. J. Mitchell ORCID iD
Author: J. L. Sly
Author: M. Missous

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