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bigBlueLaserFeb2003Rev2
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... processes. An expensive and potentially unreliable crystal is not needed, as is the case with green YAG lasers. The OPSL chip is based on GaAs semiconductors grown by molecular beam epitaxy, a process known for producing consistent wafers inexpensively and in high volume. The semiconductor chip incorporates ...
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Semi_LasersTargetChipFabricationRev2
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... of the laser scribe. The LED market is lending further momentum to laser scribing applications. LEDs are grown on high-cost substrates, such as GaAs, sapphire, GaP and SiC, that only grow in value following epitaxy. High-precision saws still dice these devices based on SiC, but blue emitters grown on ...
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60390-345e-LFW
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... III-V semiconductor chip contains layers of tertiary indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) quantum wells alternated between binary gallium arsenide (GaAs) layers. The binary layers are optimized to efficiently absorb pump radiation, resulting in a high population of charge carriers. OPS technology is finding ...
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