E. Rao, A. Ougazzaden, Y. Gao, H. Thibierge, A. Pougnet, A. Mircea, E. Lugagne-Delpond, P. Voisin
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The photoluminescence (PL) properties of InGaAs-InGaAsP multiquantum well (MQW) structures for laser devices emitting in the approximately 1.55 mu m wavelength region are discussed. Different PL techniques, such as spectral analysis for studying interface quality, spatially and spectrally resolved cartography measurements for recording peak intensity distributions, and large-area topography for defect detection, have been applied to monitor the properties of as-grown and processed structures. After establishing the good quality of the as-grown structures, it is shown that the second epitaxial growth sequence or re-growth for realizing laser devices is a crucial processing step and that its optimization should take into consideration the doping level of Zn impurity.<>