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... mirror radius . At decreasing the radius of the top mirror the current spreading effect decreases . It allows to larger nonuniformity of current distribution in the active region and smaller output power . 10 9 Rtop - mir - 6 μm Prop ...
... mirror radius . At decreasing the radius of the top mirror the current spreading effect decreases . It allows to larger nonuniformity of current distribution in the active region and smaller output power . 10 9 Rtop - mir - 6 μm Prop ...
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... mirror radii par Figure 4 shows the modulation response of devices with different top mirror radii at pumping current of 10 mA . At the decreasing the top mirror radius , the slope efficiency of I - L characteristics that connected to ...
... mirror radii par Figure 4 shows the modulation response of devices with different top mirror radii at pumping current of 10 mA . At the decreasing the top mirror radius , the slope efficiency of I - L characteristics that connected to ...
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... mirror layers are redefined by using the temperature coefficients , and changes in radial reflectance spectra of the mirror are analyzed . Results show a shift of stopband DBR at different injection currents and the formation of the ...
... mirror layers are redefined by using the temperature coefficients , and changes in radial reflectance spectra of the mirror are analyzed . Results show a shift of stopband DBR at different injection currents and the formation of the ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
BatteryLess Spatial Optical Communication Terminals for LocationBased Indoor | 14 |
Resonant Photoproduction of the ElectronPositron Pair with Photon Emission | 27 |
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