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24 April 1995 AlGaInP/GaInP visible laser diodes with extremely high characteristic temperature T0
Alexander A. Chelny, Vladimir Alekseevic Gorbylev, Alexander Aluev, Petr Georgievich Eliseev, Vadim Pavlovich Konyaev, Michail Viktorovic Zverkov, Victor Ivanovich Krichevsky, Alexander Yakovlevic Polyakov
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Abstract
Visible laser diodes (LD), based on AlGaInP/GaInP/GaAs material system, are of great interest, because of large scale application in the information reading and aiming. Heterostructures for such a type of LD were grown successfully by MOCVD. As mentioned by most authors the main problem, which has place during the growth technology developments, is low value of temperature threshold coefficient T0. This problem is due to low conductive band discontinuity and p-doping efficiency. Holes concentration in p- cladding layer determine T0 coefficient significantly, preventing leakage currents from active layer. Further it has been found, that hydrogen can passivate zinc atoms, incorporated into AlGaInP quaternary alloys. Comparing with AlGaAs/GaAs material system several new parameters should be controlled during AlGaInP layers growth: extent of ordering and growth rate. So, new degrees of freedom appears during growth and significantly affect growing results, epilayer parameters and, consequently, quality of manufactured laser diodes. This work is directed to show, how such growth parameters like: growth rate, growth temperature, and DMZn gas phase concentration; determine heterostructure quality.
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Alexander A. Chelny, Vladimir Alekseevic Gorbylev, Alexander Aluev, Petr Georgievich Eliseev, Vadim Pavlovich Konyaev, Michail Viktorovic Zverkov, Victor Ivanovich Krichevsky, and Alexander Yakovlevic Polyakov "AlGaInP/GaInP visible laser diodes with extremely high characteristic temperature T0", Proc. SPIE 2397, Optoelectronic Integrated Circuit Materials, Physics, and Devices, (24 April 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.206856
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KEYWORDS
Doping

Heterojunctions

Zinc

Annealing

Hydrogen

Semiconductor lasers

Chemical species

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