Orientation-patterned gallium arsenide: engineered materials for infrared sources

admin July 2nd, 2008 Micro - Nano Fabrication

Recent progress in processing low-loss quasi-phase-matched gallium arsenide crystals allows their excellent nonlinear optical properties to be employed in practical devices.
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