Optical semiconductor device
NITTA ATSUSHI; NISHIMURA MICHIYO
1992-03-13
著作权人キヤノン株式会社
专利号JP1992080985A
国家日本
文献子类发明申请
其他题名Optical semiconductor device
英文摘要PURPOSE:To enable gain to be easily and widely controlled in wavelength dispersion and to enable an optical semiconductor device to effectively carry out amplification or oscillation by a method wherein active layers different in gain dispersion are formed in a waveguide in parallel as separated from each other so as not to be electrically connected. CONSTITUTION:A semiconductor laser structure is provided, active layers different from each other in gain dispersion are formed in a waveguide along a guide direction partially in parallel as separated from each other so as not to be electrically connected, and an energy feed means used for forming an inverted distribution independent of the active layers is provided. When optical signals guided from the outside are connected to a waveguide layer 3 with lens or the like, the optical signals traveling through a waveguide which contains the waveguide layer 3 are simplified with a first and a second active layer, 2 and 4. That is, in the first active layer 2, a power supply is connected to a first P electrode 11 and a first N electrode 13, whereby a current is made to flow through a path which runs through a first P-type layer 6, a first active layer 2, and a first N-type layer 7, and carriers are injected there to form an inverted distribution to start induced emission. On the other hand, in the second active layer 4, a power supply is connected to a second P electrode 12 and a second N electrode 14 the same as above, whereby an inverted distribution is formed to start induced emission.
公开日期1992-03-13
申请日期1990-07-24
状态失效
内容类型专利
源URL[http://ir.opt.ac.cn/handle/181661/83998]  
专题半导体激光器专利数据库
作者单位キヤノン株式会社
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NITTA ATSUSHI,NISHIMURA MICHIYO. Optical semiconductor device. JP1992080985A. 1992-03-13.
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