ELECTROOPTICAL AND OPTOOPTICAL DEVICES BASED ON N-I-P-I DOPING SUPERLATTICES

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DOHLER, GH
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[1] Institut für Technische Physik University of Erlangen, 8520 Erlangen
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10.1016/0749-6036(90)90274-B
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O469 [凝聚态物理学];
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070205 ;
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After a brief review of the physical phenomena we discuss the importance of selective contacts and the advantage of reverse bias for high speed and high sensitivity operation of n-i-p-i optical devices. We report on fast n-i-p-i detectors and threshold switches with high and externally adjustable gain. We present various types of n-i-p-i and hetero n-i-p-i modulators and non-linear and/or bistable optical devices. Finally we outline the concept of n-i-p-i based optical gates composed of switches and modulators which seems intrinsically superior to SEED-type gates, due to increased contrast ratios and much lower (optical and electrical) energy dissipation. © 1990.
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