论文信息 - Experimental evidence for hole transport limited intensity modulation response in quantum well lasers

Experimental evidence for hole transport limited intensity modulation response in quantum well lasers

Direct experimental evidence is presented to show that it is the hole transport across wide separate confinement heterostructures and not the electron quantum capture that leads to the low frequency rolloff in the intensity modulation response of quantum well lasers.

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