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The achievement of a particular composition profile as the crystal growth
proceeds is often very important for the fabrication of thin layer waveguides , such
as those employed in DH injection lasers . The availability of simple methods to
probe ...
The achievement of a particular composition profile as the crystal growth
proceeds is often very important for the fabrication of thin layer waveguides , such
as those employed in DH injection lasers . The availability of simple methods to
probe ...
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1 um should easily be obtained in the GaAs - Al Ga1 - xAs system , which is of the
desired magnitude for thin layer wave guides such as those employed in DH
lasers ( Kressel , 1975 ) . Another point that in principle could interfere with this ...
1 um should easily be obtained in the GaAs - Al Ga1 - xAs system , which is of the
desired magnitude for thin layer wave guides such as those employed in DH
lasers ( Kressel , 1975 ) . Another point that in principle could interfere with this ...
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0001 eV ) can be obtained , dependent only on the sophistication of
monochromators employed . Of course some luminescence applications can very
conveniently be solved by employing excitation other than optical . So , e . g . , it
has been ...
0001 eV ) can be obtained , dependent only on the sophistication of
monochromators employed . Of course some luminescence applications can very
conveniently be solved by employing excitation other than optical . So , e . g . , it
has been ...
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