Semiconductor Laser Photonics [2nd ed.] / Mauro Nisoli
Language: English Publication details: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; ©2023Edition: 2nd edDescription: xii, 310pISBN:- 9781009098748
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1. Band structure of semiconductors
2. Electrons in semiconductors
3. Basic concepts of quantum mechanics
4. Electron-photon interaction
5. Optical properties of semiconductors
6. Quantum wells
7. Light emitting diodes
8. Semiconductor lasers
9. Quantum dot lasers
10. Distributed feedback lasers
11. Vertical cavity surface-emitting lasers
12. Quantum cascade lasers
This modern text provides detailed coverage of the important physical processes underpinning semiconductor devices. Advanced analysis of the optical properties of semiconductors without the requirement of complex mathematical formalism allows clear physical interpretation of all obtained results. The book describes fundamental aspects of solid-state physics and the quantum mechanics of electron-photon interactions, in addition to discussing in detail the photonic properties of bulk and quantum well semiconductors. The final six chapters focus on the physical properties of several widely-used photonic devices, including distributed feedback lasers, vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, quantum dot lasers, and quantum cascade lasers. This book is ideal for graduate students in physics and electrical engineering and a useful reference for optical scientists.
Provides detailed coverage of the physical processes underpinning semiconductor devices, using simple mathematics
Later chapters offer essential descriptions of widely used photonic devices such as distributed feedback lasers, vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, quantum dot lasers, and quantum cascade lasers
Frequent worked examples throughout the text reinforce key concepts
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