Ultrafast cross-well carrier transport in a strained multiple quantum well InGaAs-GaAs p-i-n modulator

~Missing Data Authors, H Wang, J Effenberger, P LiKamWa, Alan Miller

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Abstract

We report ultrafast optical pump-probe measurements of cross-well carrier transport in a strained multiple-quantum-well InGaAs-GaAs p-i-n modulator. The transmission response of the modulator is recorded over a range of reverse bias values, wavelengths, and power levels, producing several qualitatively different response types, A simplified physical model is developed to describe this behavior, This model includes transmission changes due to exciton saturation and excitonic field screening, carrier emission from the quantum wells and drift through the intrinsic region, and voltage diffusion across the p- and n-doped electrodes. This model agrees well with the experimental data.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)192-197
Number of pages6
JournalIEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics
Volume33
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Feb 1997

Keywords

  • mode-locked lasers
  • optical modulation/demodulation
  • optoelectronic devices
  • p-i-n diodes
  • quantum-confined
  • Stark effect
  • quantum-well devices
  • semiconductor device modeling
  • ultrafast optics
  • EFFECT DEVICES
  • ELECTRON
  • SWEEP
  • TIME

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