GaAs-based red-emitting InAlAs/AlGaAs quantum dots and quantum-dot laser
H.Y. Liu, R. Airey, M. J. Steer, P.A. Houston, Ian R. Sellers, D. J. Mowbray
Abstract
H.Y. Liu, R. Airey, M. J. Steer, P.A. Houston, Ian R. Sellers, D. J. Mowbray
Abstract
Semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) are the subject of extensive study due to their promising applications in novel optoelectronics devices. However relatively few studies of red-emitting QDs have been reported due mainly to the difficulty in fabricating high-quality InAlAs/AlGaAs on GaAs substrates. We study the effect of growth temperature on the optical and structural properties of InAlAs/AlGaAs QDs. With increasing substrate temperature from 530 to 560/spl deg/C, a significant improvement in the QD material quality is observed. In addition at room temperature, ground state lasing is demonstrated for a laser with six InAlAs/AlGaAs QD layers grown at 560/spl deg/C.
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Semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) are the subject of extensive study due to their promising applications in novel optoelectronics devices. However relatively few studies of red-emitting QDs have been reported due mainly to the difficulty in fabricating high-quality InAlAs/AlGaAs on GaAs substrates. We study the effect of growth temperature on the optical and structural properties of InAlAs/AlGaAs QDs. With increasing substrate temperature from 530 to 560/spl deg/C, a significant improvement in the QD material quality is observed. In addition at room temperature, ground state lasing is demonstrated for a laser with six InAlAs/AlGaAs QD layers grown at 560/spl deg/C.
Key concepts: Quantum dot, Optoelectronics, Materials science, Lasing threshold, Gallium arsenide, Laser, Substrate (aquarium), Quantum dot laser