Publication

LASERDIODEN UND OPTISCH INTEGRIERTE ELEMENTE

René Salathé
1979
Journal paper

Abstract

The stripe junction geometry of laser diodes is produced by laser alloying. The application of such diodes is restricted by nonlinearities of the light-current characteristics, by transients and multimode operation. In the future, they might be replaced by integrated components.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/131322?ln=en

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