Search for dissertations about: "HMA"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 39 swedish dissertations containing the word HMA.
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1. High performance materials and processing technology for uncooled 1.3 μm laser diodes
Abstract : This thesis investigates different material systems and processing technology for high temperature compatible laser diodes used in volume applications within the 1.3-μm telecom wavelength window. READ MORE
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2. Deterministic Silicon Pillar Assemblies and their Photonic Applications
Abstract : It is of paramount importance to our society that the environment, life style, science and amusement flourish together in a balanced way. Some trends in this direction are the increased utilization of renewable energy, like solar photovoltaics; better health care products, for example advanced biosensors; high definition TV or high resolution cameras; and novel scientific tools for better understanding of scientific observations. READ MORE
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3. High-quality InP on Si and concepts for monolithic photonic integration
Abstract : As the age of Moore’s law is drawing to a close, continuing increase in computing performance is becoming increasingly hard‐earned, while demand for bandwidth is insatiable. One way of dealing with this challenge is the integration of active photonic material with Si, allowing high‐speed optical inter‐ and intra‐chip connects on one hand, and the economies of scale of the CMOS industry in optical communications on the other. READ MORE
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4. High Quality III-V Semiconductors/Si Heterostructures for Photonic Integration and Photovoltaic Applications
Abstract : This thesis deals with one of the promising strategies to monolithically integrate III-V semiconductors with silicon via epitaxial lateral overgrowth (ELOG) technology and is supported by extensive experimental results. The aimed applications are light sources on silicon for electronics-photonics integration and cost effective high efficiency multijunction solar cells. READ MORE
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5. New Methods in the growth of InP on Si and Regrowth of Semi-insulating InP for Photonic Devices
Abstract : This thesis addresses new methods in the growth of indium phosphide on silicon for enabling silicon photonics and nano photonics as well as efficient and cost-effective solar cells. It also addresses the renewal of regrowth of semi-insulating indium phosphide for realizing buried heterostructure quantum cascade lasers with high power and wall plug efficiency for sensing applications. READ MORE