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9780471149590

Optical Semiconductor Devices

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    9780471149590

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    0471149594

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1998-12-24
  • Publisher: Wiley-Interscience

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* Provides a clear and concise treatment, unencumbered by excessive theory Optical Semiconductor Devices is an essential resource for engineers and researchers in telecommunications and optoelectronics, equipment designers and manufacturers, and graduate students and scholars interested in this rapidly evolving field.

Author Biography

MITSUO FUKUDA is Senior Research Engineer and Supervisor at Optoelectronics Laboratories, NTT-a world-leading telecommunications company. Dr. Fukuda is the author of Reliability and Degradation of Semiconductor Lasers and LEDs.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Basics of Optoelectronic pn-Junction Devices
1(92)
Basics of Semiconductors for Optoelectronic pn-Junction Devices
1(36)
Bonding and Band Structure in Semiconductors
2(5)
Electrical Properties
7(1)
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Semiconductors
7(5)
Carrier Effective Mass
12(2)
Density of States
14(3)
Carrier Concentration and the Fermi Level
17(5)
Density of States and Band-Tailing in Heavily Doped Semiconductors
22(2)
Conduction Process in Semiconductors: Scattering, Drift, and Diffusion
24(6)
Nonradiative Recombination of Carriers (Excess Minority Carriers)
30(7)
Optical Properties
37(18)
Radiative Recombination and Light Absorption in Semiconductors
37(15)
Radiative and Nonradiative Recombination Rates and Carrier Lifetime
52(2)
Refractive Index, Dielectric Constant, Absorption Coefficient, and the Kramers-Kronig Relations
54(1)
Electric and Optical Properties and Electric Field
55(1)
pn-Junctions and Heterostructures
56(26)
Formation of pn-Homojunctions
57(2)
Built-in Potential and Depletion Layer
59(3)
Current-Voltage Characteristics
62(1)
Forward Bias
62(6)
Reverse Bias
68(5)
Heterojunctions
73(1)
pn-Heterojunctions
73(3)
pn-Heterojunction Under Bias
76(2)
Isotype Heterojunction
78(2)
Double Heterostructures
80(2)
Low-Dimensional Structures---Quantum Wells, Strained Quantum Wells, and Other Quantum Structures
82(11)
Quantum Wells
82(2)
Density of States in Quantum Wells
84(2)
Optical Properties of Quantum Wells
86(1)
Strained Quantum Wells
87(1)
Other Quantum Structures
88(2)
References
90(3)
Light-Emitting Diodes
93(30)
Basic Structure of LEDs
93(3)
Device Characteristics
96(27)
Basic Characteristics
96(5)
Radiative Transition in LEDs
101(1)
Current-Light Output Characteristics
102(4)
Current-Voltage Characteristics
106(4)
Other Characteristics
110(1)
Temperature Characteristics
110(3)
Emission Spectra
113(3)
Modulation Characteristics
116(3)
Luminous Efficiency (Eye Response) and LEDs Emitting Visible Light
119(2)
References
121(2)
Laser Diodes
123(88)
Basic Structure of Laser Diodes: Fabry-Perot Lasers
123(2)
Basic Characteristics of Laser Diodes
125(22)
Lasing Conditions
126(1)
Threshold Gain and Current
126(4)
Phase Condition
130(2)
Efficiency and Output Power
132(2)
Injected Carriers and Lasing
134(1)
Current-Voltage Characteristics
135(2)
Emission Spectra (Longitudinal Modes or Axial Modes)
137(2)
Transverse Modes
139(1)
Modes, Optical Confinement, and Structure
139(5)
Near-Field Pattern and Far-Field Pattern
144(3)
Active Layers: Bulk, Quantum Well, and Strained Quantum Well Types
147(6)
Single Longitudinal Mode Laser Diodes
153(15)
Distributed Feedback Laser Diodes
153(1)
Gratings and Lasing Wavelength
154(2)
Gratings and Phase-Shift
156(2)
Current-Light Output and Spectral Characteristics
158(3)
Optical Field Distribution and Emission Spectra
161(3)
Wavelength Tuning and Multisection DFB Laser Diodes
164(1)
Distributed Bragg Reflector Laser Diodes
165(3)
Operating Characteristics
168(32)
Temperature Characteristics
168(4)
Transient Phenomena and Modulation
172(1)
Transient Phenomena
172(6)
Factors Limiting Modulation
178(6)
Coherence, Spectral Linewidth, and the Linewidth Enhancement Factor
184(1)
Coherent Light
184(1)
Spectral Linewidth
185(3)
Linewidth Enhancement Factor: α Parameter
188(1)
Noise
189(1)
Quantum (Shot) Noise
190(3)
Mode-Partition Noise and Mode-Hopping Noise
193(2)
Optical Feedback Noise
195(5)
High-Power Laser Diodes and Surface-Emitting Laser Diodes
200(11)
High-Power Laser Diodes
200(1)
Surface-Emitting Laser Diodes
201(3)
References
204(7)
Photodiodes
211(54)
Basics of Photodiodes
211(9)
Photovoltaic Effect and Current--Voltage Characteristics
211(1)
pn-Junction Under Reverse Bias and Reverse Current (Dark Current)
212(1)
Diffusion Current
212(1)
Surface Leakage Current
213(1)
Generation-Recombination Current
214(1)
Tunneling Current
215(1)
Dark Current and Temperature
216(1)
Optical Absorption and Quantum Efficiency
217(3)
Solar Cells
220(6)
Basic Characteristics: Current--Voltage Characteristics
220(3)
Output Power and Efficiency
223(1)
pn-Heterojunction Solar Cell
224(2)
pin-Photodiodes
226(17)
p-i-n Structure and i-Layer
227(3)
Basic Characteristics: Current--Voltage Characteristics
230(1)
Photocurrent and Dark Current
230(1)
Drift Current and Diffusion Current
231(2)
External Quantum Efficiency
233(1)
Frequency Response
234(1)
CR-Time Constant
235(2)
Transit Time Within the Depletion Layer
237(1)
Relations Between Frequency Response, CR-Time Constant, and Transit Time
238(1)
Noise and Signal-to-Noise Ratio for pin-Photodiodes
239(1)
Quantum Noise and Thermal Noise
239(2)
Signal-to-Noise (Power) Ratio
241(1)
Heterojunction and Waveguide-Type pin-Photodiodes
242(1)
Avalanche Photodiodes
243(13)
Basic Characteristics
246(1)
Impact Ionization and Ionization Coefficients
246(2)
Avalanche Breakdown (and Zener Breakdown)
248(3)
Avalanche Multiplication and Photocurrent-Voltage Characteristics
251(3)
Device Structure and Avalanche Breakdown
254(2)
Frequency Response
256(2)
Noise and Signal-to-Noise Ratio for Avalanche Photodiodes
258(3)
Quantum Noise, Thermal Noise, and Excess Noise
258(1)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
259(2)
Superlattice APDs
261(4)
References
262(3)
Optical Modulators
265(24)
Physical Phenomena Used in Optical Modulation
266(4)
Electrooptic Effect (Pockels Effect and Kerr Effect)
266(1)
Franz--Keldysh Effect
267(1)
Stark Effect
268(1)
Quantum-Confined Stark Effect (QCSE)
268(1)
Free Carrier Effect
269(1)
Basics of Optical Modulators
270(19)
Phase Modulators
272(1)
Electrooptic Crystal Modulators
272(1)
Semiconductor Modulators
273(3)
Intensity Modulators
276(1)
The Mach--Zehnder Type
277(1)
The Electroabsorption Type
278(3)
Modulation Characteristics and Frequency Response
281(1)
Extinction Ratio (Modulation Index)
281(2)
Efficiency, Insertion Loss, and Chirping
283(1)
Frequency Response
283(3)
Temperature Characteristics
286(1)
References
287(2)
Device Fabrication and Packaging
289(37)
Crystal Growth
289(5)
Liquid-Phase Epitaxy
290(2)
Metal-Organic Vapor-Phase Epitaxy
292(1)
Molecular Beam Epitaxy
293(1)
Device Processes
294(11)
Electrode Formation
294(1)
Materials for Electrodes
294(2)
Schottky-Type and Alloy-Type Electrodes
296(2)
Dielectric Film Deposition
298(1)
Adhesion, Damage, and Stability
298(3)
Antireflective and Highly Reflective Coatings
301(2)
Lithography and Chemical and Physical Etching
303(2)
Packaging
305(21)
Bonding
305(1)
Solder for Bonding
305(4)
Soft Solder and Hard Solder
309(1)
Thermal Resistance and Heat Sinks
309(3)
Optical Coupling
312(4)
Temperature Control: Peltier Cooler and Thermistors
316(1)
Peltier Cooler
316(2)
Thermistors
318(1)
Hermetic Sealing and Plastic Packaging
318(1)
Hermetic Sealing
318(2)
Plastic Packaging
320(3)
References
323(3)
Reliability
326(55)
Basics of Reliability
326(9)
Reliability Function and Failure Rate
326(2)
Expression of Reliability for Nonrepairable Devices
328(1)
Reliability Estimation for Nonrepairable Devices
329(4)
Reliability Tests and Conditions
333(2)
Basics of Degradation and Reliability for Optoelectronic pn-Junction Devices
335(19)
Degradation of Devices Used Under Forward Bias: Laser Diodes and LEDs
337(1)
Crystal: Dislocation and Precipitation
337(4)
Electrode: Diffusion and Reaction
341(3)
Facet (Surface): Oxidation and Catastrophic Optical Damage
344(4)
Buried Heterointerface
348(3)
Degradation of Devices Used Under Reverse Bias: Photodiodes and Modulators
351(1)
pn-Junction at the Surface or at the Interface Between the Semiconductor and the Dielectric Coating Film
351(1)
pn-Junction in the Inner Region: Microplasma
352(1)
Electrode: Reaction
352(1)
Dielectric Film Between the Electrode and the Semiconductor: Electric Breakdown
352(2)
Reliability
354(15)
Light-Emitting Diodes
354(2)
Laser Diodes
356(1)
Changes in Lasing Characteristics
357(7)
Lasing Characteristics and Failure Criteria
364(1)
Wavelength (Material) and Reliability
364(2)
Photodiodes
366(2)
Modulators
368(1)
Packaging Problems
369(7)
Bonding Part: Solder Instability
369(2)
Electric (Peltier) Coolers and Thermistors
371(1)
Optical Coupling
372(1)
Packaging-Induced Failure
373(1)
Plastic Encapsulation
374(2)
Electrical Surge and Electrostatic Discharge
376(5)
References
377(4)
Application of Optoelectronic pn-Junction Devices
381(32)
Optoelectronic pn-Junction Devices in Fiber Optics
381(20)
Public Optical Fiber Communication Systems
382(2)
Analog Systems
384(4)
Digital Systems
388(3)
Wavelength (Frequency)-Division-Multiplexing Systems
391(2)
Coherent Systems
393(2)
Optical Fiber Amplifiers
395(3)
Optical Fiber Data Links
398(1)
Optical Fiber Local Area Networks
399(1)
Digital Audio Field
400(1)
Mobile Fields
401(1)
Optoelectronic pn-Junction Devices in Beam Optics
401(12)
Optical Disks
401(1)
Read-Only Optical Disks
402(1)
Digital Video Disks
403(1)
Rewritable Optical Disks
404(2)
Printers
406(2)
Hologram Scanners
408(1)
Facsimile Machines
409(1)
Other Applications
409(2)
References
411(2)
Index 413

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