S. Hersee, A. Carter, R. Goodfellow, G. Hawkins, I. Griffith
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Abstract
This paper describes the growth and characterisation of double heterostructure multilayers of GalnAsP/InP for the fabrication of laser diodes emitting near 1-3μm. A single-phase growth technique has been employed enabling good uniformity, lattice match and wavelength control. The contact resistance profiling technique has been extensively used in the establishment of a growth procedure which effectively suppresses the diffusion of zinc from the heavily doped capping layer. Lasers fabricated from the material have shown good reproducibility, with pulsed room-temperature thresholds as low as 140 mA for 10 ?m wide oxide stripe devices.