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Applied Physics Letters | 1988

Double heterostructure optoelectronic switch as a dynamic memory with low‐power consumption

K. Kasahara; Yoshiharu Tashiro; Noboru Hamao; M. Sugimoto; Tomoo Yanase

A pnn double heterostructure optoelectronic switch with dual extractor electrodes was dynamically operated as an optical memory with the resulting achievement of 20 μW holding power. This value represents a reduction in holding power of about three orders of magnitude as compared to that of conventional light‐emitting optical bistable devices. Complete operation, involving optical writing, regeneration, and high‐speed erasing of written data through a dual extractor‐electrodes configuration, was carried out with a simple driving scheme.


Applied Physics Letters | 1989

Vertical to surface transmission electrophotonic device with selectable output light channels

Yoshiharu Tashiro; Noboru Hamao; M. Sugimoto; Norikazu Takado; S. Asada; K. Kasahara; Tomoo Yanase

A photoeletronic bistable device with selectable light output channels has been fabricated for implementation in photonic switching and processing systems. The device is a variation of the vertical to surface transmission electrophotonic device. Output in the stimulated light emission mode was successfully obtained from different waveguide channels by external electronic switching. Output channels could be switched at a rate of 400 Mb/s. The potential versatility of this device has been experimentally confirmed in programmable or switchable optical interconnections.


Japanese Journal of Applied Physics | 1987

High Speed Response in Optoelectronic Gated Thyristor

Yoshiharu Tashiro; Kenichi Kasahara; Noboru Hamao; M. Sugimoto; Tomoo Yanase

High speed response in a three terminal pnpn double heterostructure optoelectronic gated thyristor is demonstrated. The gate electrode on the active layer is operated to sweep out excess carriers in the active layer. The turn-off delay time has been measured to be 5 ns, which is two orders of magnitude improvement compared with that for the two terminal mode operation. Furthermore, it has been shown that the turn-off delay time cannot be estimated from the conventional 90-10% fall time.


Japanese Journal of Applied Physics | 1983

VPE-Grown 1.3 µm InGaAsP/InP Double-Channel Planar Buried-Heterostructure Laser Diode with LPE-Burying Layers

Tomoo Yanase; Yoshitake Kato; I. Mito; Kenichi Kobayashi; H. Nishimoto; Akira Usui; Kohroh Kobayashi

Hydride-VPE grown 1.3 µm InGaAsP/InP double-channel planar buried-heterostructure laser diodes with LPE burying layers were fabricated. 19.5 mA CW threshold current, 47% external differential quantum efficiency, both at 25°C, 50 mW CW operation, high-temperature CW operation up to 120°C and threshold characteristic temperature T0 as high as 72 K, have been obtained.


Electronics Letters | 1983

1.3 μm InGaAsP/InP multiquantum-well lasers grown by vapour-phase epitaxy

Tomoo Yanase; Y. Kato; I. Mito; M. Yamaguchi; K. Nishi; K. Kobayashi; Roy Lang


Archive | 1986

A buried heterostructure semiconductor laser and a process of the fabrication of the same

Shigeo Sugou; Tomoo Yanase


Archive | 1984

Surface-emitting semiconductor elements

Tomoo Yanase; Hiroyoshi Rangu


Archive | 1984

Method of growing InGaAsP on InP substrate with corrugation

Tomoo Yanase; I. Mito


Archive | 1986

Buried heterostructure semiconductor laser with high-resistivity semiconductor layer for current confinement

Shigeo Sugou; Tomoo Yanase


Electronics Letters | 1985

Improved high-temperature performance of 1.52 μm InGaAsP laser diodes fabricated by two-step VPE and LPE

Y. Kato; Tomoo Yanase; M. Kitamura; K. Nishi; M. Yamaguchi; H. Nishimoto; I. Mito; Roy Lang

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