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Incorporation of As to InP Quantum Dot Material for Near-Infrared Semiconductor Laser Diode

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Abstract

We demonstrate the effect of arsenic composition percentage on inhomogeneous broadening, lasing wavelength and room temperature threshold current density. Lasing wavelength peak shows a red shift whereas inhomogeneous broadening became wider as As composition increased.

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