Lasery półprzewodnikowe wciąż pozostają przedmiotem zainteresowań nauki i przemysłu. Cz. 1, Lasery bipolarne : technologia podąża za potrzebami rynku

Mroziewicz, B.

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Lasery półprzewodnikowe wciąż pozostają przedmiotem zainteresowań nauki i przemysłu. Cz. 1, Lasery bipolarne : technologia podąża za potrzebami rynku

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Mroziewicz B.

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Warianty tytułu

Semiconductor lasers are still of interest to science and industry. Part 1, Bipolar lasers : technology is catching up with the market

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Abstrakty

Celem artykułu jest wprowadzenie czytelnika w zagadnienie laserów półprzewodnikowych, postrzegane z perspektywy aktualnych kierunków ich rozwoju. Omówiono w nim ważniejsze aspekty technologii laserów dużej mocy, laserów niebieskich i laserów typu VCSEL oraz rynku na te przyrządy. Przedstawiono nowe perspektywy związane z technologią kropek kwantowych. Całość materiału została uzupełniona krótkimi wykładami wyjaśniającymi zasady działania i budowy omawianych laserów.

The aim of the paper is to acquaint the reader with semiconductor lasers looked at in perspective of their current development and further progress. Topics related to high power lasers, blue-violet lasers and VCSELs, including markets for these devices, are discussed. New features associated with quantum dots are also presented. The contents is supplemented by short lectures on devices in question.

Słowa kluczowe

lasery półprzewodnikowe kierunki rozwoju rynki zagadnienia technologiczno-konstrukcyjne

semiconductor lasers new trends markets selected topics

Wydawca

Wydawnictwo SIGMA-NOT

Czasopismo

Elektronika : konstrukcje, technologie, zastosowania

Rocznik

2005

Tom

Vol. 46, nr 5

Strony

30--42

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 56 poz., rys., tab.

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Mroziewicz B.

Instytut Technologii Elektronowej, Warszawa

Bibliografia

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