AlInGaN Bandgap and Doping Engineering for Visible Laser Diodes
TBMG-8562
10/01/2010
- Content
There is a great need to develop chip-scale visible lasers for many applications, including laser sight, environmental monitoring, and compact pumping sources for ultra-short laser pulse generation, high-luminous full-color displays, new-generation solid-state lighting, etc. The realization of chip-scale visible laser diodes (LDs) would provide significant benefits in terms of cost, volume, and the ability of photonic integration with other functional devices. Significant progress in nitride material technology has been achieved, and high-performance visible LEDs and near-UV LDs based on InGaN are now commercially available.
- Citation
- "AlInGaN Bandgap and Doping Engineering for Visible Laser Diodes," Mobility Engineering, October 1, 2010.