Effects of strain and GaInP<sub>2</sub> superlattice ordering on laser polarization
G G Forstmann; F Barth; H Schweizer; M Moser; C Geng; F Scholz; E P O'Reilly; G G Forstmann; 4. Phys. Inst., Stuttgart Univ., Germany; F Barth; 4. Phys. Inst., Stuttgart Univ., Germany; H Schweizer; 4. Phys. Inst., Stuttgart Univ., Germany; M Moser; 4. Phys. Inst., Stuttgart Univ., Germany; C Geng; 4. Phys. Inst., Stuttgart Univ., Germany; F Scholz; 4. Phys. Inst., Stuttgart Univ., Germany; E P O'Reilly; 4. Phys. Inst., Stuttgart Univ., Germany
Журнал:
Semiconductor Science and Technology
Дата:
1994-06-01
Аннотация:
Direction-dependent transition matrix elements are calculated as a function of strain and superlattice ordering for GaInP using a 6*6 LK Hamiltonian. The predicted direction dependence is in excellent agreement with the measured polarization of laser emission from broad-area strained GaInP QW lasers. Lasers with cavities oriented along the (011) direction lase with a polarization direction tilted towards the ordering planes. Lasers with (011)-oriented stripes and disordered structures emit with the conventional TE or TM slab-waveguide polarization normally expected for strained-layer lasers.
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