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Visible Wavelength LEDs and Reflection Modulators with AlGaAs/AlAs Quantum Wells

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Abstract

Since most direct gap semiconductors have bandgaps in the infra-red, there is considerable effort in extending the operation of devices into the visible. In this work we show how indirect gap AlGaAs/AlAs quantum wells (QWs) can be suitable for the fabrication of reflection modulators and LEDs. We demonstrate a modulator with a 30% reflectivity change and a room temperature LED.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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