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In this work, we demonstrate for the first time a narrow-linewidth III-V-on-Si laser with more than 110 nm wavelength tuning range realized using micro-transfer printing (uTP) technology.

Semiconductor layers of InGaAsP and InGaAs grown in narrow gaps between SiO sub 2 stripes, which are separated by several microns, are important building blocks in modern optoelectronics.

Unusual physical properties in alloy systems are anticipated when the spatial confinement of atoms, say in a particle of angstrom dimensions (nanoparticle), is coupled to the equilibrium or nonequi

For the full potential of presently available optical fibers to be realized, care will have to be taken to minimize any perturbations that affect the fiber's transmission.

Two types of optical fibers appear to be promising for wideband communications, the monomode step-index fiber and a multimode fiber with parabolic (or nearly parabolic) refractive index distributio

Microchemical and Special Methods of Analysis in Communication Research By BEVERLY L. CLARKE and H. W.

This article addresses the question, 'Of what use will microcomputers be in the operation of libraries?' The answer is seen to rest in the application of traditional systems design techniques to c

The connectivity threshold (predicted by constraint theory 1 to occur at x=0.20) is found experimentally at x+0.23 (2) in GexSe1-x glasses 2 and at x=0.20 (1) in (Si, Ge)x Te1-x glasses.

We consider the scattering losses of single mode fibers that are caused by microdeformations such as microbends of the fiber axis and random fluctuations of the fiber core diameter.

A survey of miniature assemblies of semiconductor devices including matched tunnel diode pairs, and decade scalers using ten tunnel diodes with graded peak currents.