Abstract: A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a substrate including a plurality of emitters forming an array region, a lower mirror, an upper mirror, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer and including an oxidation region and a window region, a connector disposed on the upper mirror, a plurality of oxidation holes passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer, an upper insulation layer covering the plurality of oxidation holes, and a pad electrically connected to the connector, in which at least a portion of the connector is disposed in the plurality of oxidation holes, and the plurality of emitters is disposed in substantially a honeycomb shape on the substrate.

Abstract: A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a substrate including a plurality of emitters forming an array region, a lower mirror, an upper mirror, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer and including an oxidation region and a window region, a connector disposed on the upper mirror, a plurality of oxidation holes passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer, an upper insulation layer covering the plurality of oxidation holes, and a pad electrically connected to the connector, in which at least a portion of the connector is disposed in the plurality of oxidation holes, the plurality of emitters is disposed in substantially a honeycomb shape on the substrate, and the pad is formed on one side of the substrate adjacent to the array region.

Abstract: A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a lower mirror, an upper mirror, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer, and including an oxidation layer and a window layer surrounded by the oxidation layer, a ring-shaped trench passing through the upper mirror, the aperture forming layer, and the active layer to define an isolation region therein, and a plurality of oxidation holes disposed in the isolation region surrounded by the trench, and passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer.

Abstract: A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a substrate including a plurality of emitters forming an array region, a lower mirror, an upper mirror, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer and including an oxidation region and a window region, a connector disposed on the upper mirror, a plurality of oxidation holes passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer, an upper insulation layer covering the plurality of oxidation holes, and a pad electrically connected to the connector, in which at least a portion of the connector is disposed in the plurality of oxidation holes, the plurality of emitters is disposed in substantially a honeycomb shape on the substrate, and the pad is formed on one side of the substrate adjacent to the array region.

Abstract: A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a lower mirror, an upper mirror having an insulation region including implanted ions and an isolation region surrounded by the insulation region, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer, and including an oxidation layer and a window layer surrounded by the oxidation layer, and a plurality of oxidation holes disposed in the isolation region and passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer.

Abstract: A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a lower mirror, an upper mirror, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer, and including an oxidation layer and a window layer surrounded by the oxidation layer, a ring-shaped trench passing through the upper mirror, the aperture forming layer, and the active layer to define an isolation region therein, and a plurality of oxidation holes disposed in the isolation region surrounded by the trench, and passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer.

Abstract: A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a lower mirror, an upper mirror having an insulation region including implanted ions and an isolation region surrounded by the insulation region, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer, and including an oxidation layer and a window layer surrounded by the oxidation layer, and a plurality of oxidation holes disposed in the isolation region and passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing quantum wires is provided in which a stacked structure having AlAs layers and GaAs layers alternatively is formed, V-grooves are formed beside the GaAs layers and the quantum wires are formed using the V-grooves.

Abstract: A method of fabricating quantum wire structures and devices, and quantum dot structures and devices comprise steps of: depositing an insulating layer on a semiconductor substrate, forming a line patterns and a square patterns in an insulating layer, forming a V-grooved patterned structures and a reverse quadrilateral pyramid patterned structures by thermal etching to evaporate portions of the quantum well layer that are not protected by line-shaped mask regions and square-shaped mask regions of the masking layer, forming a quantum wires and a quantum dots by alternatively growing a barrier layer and an active layer on a V-grooved patterned substrate and a reverse quadrilateral pyramid patterned substrate.

Abstract: The formation of self-assembled GaAs quantum dots on (100) GaAs via chemical beam epitaxy (CBE) technique using triethylgallium (TEGa) and arsine (AsH.sub.3) is disclosed. GaAs quantum dots are easy to grow from Ga-droplets which are successively supplied with arsine with neither pattern definition nor pre-treatment steps prior to the growth. The density and the size of Ga-droplets are found to be sensitive to the growth conditions, such as the growth temperature, the beam equivalent pressure of TEGa, and the amount of TEGa supplied. This invention suggests that, unlike Stranski-Krastanow growth, the Ga-droplet-induced CBE technique can be a useful method for the fabrication of quantum dot structure by simple change of gas supply mode, even in lattice-matched system.

Abstract: An epitaxial growth method for a compound semiconductor thin film, capable of forming a p-n junction with an atomic-scale ultra-micro structure is disclosed. The method involves loading the compound semiconductor substrate in a reaction chamber, injecting Group V and III metal organic source gases not processed by a thermal pre-decomposition process into the reaction chamber, and growing a p- or n-type compound semiconductor on the compound semiconductor substrate while adjusting the growth temperature of the p- or n-type compound semiconductor.

Abstract: A method for forming a highly dense quantum wire, the method comprising the steps of: depositing a dielectric mask having dielectric patterns on the top surface of a semiconductor (100) substrate; forming the dielectric patterns in parallel to a (011) orientation on the semiconductor substrate; exposing a (111)B side and a(111)B side by chemical etching a selected region between the patterns so that the semiconductor substrate has a dove-tail shape; forming a buffer layer on the dove-tail semiconductor substrate; forming the first barrier layer on the buffer layer; forming a well layer on the first barrier layer; and forming the second barrier layer on the well layer.

Abstract: Disclosed is a fabricating method of a GaAs substrate having a V-shaped groove in a higher density, that is a double density, the method comprising the steps of forming a Si.sub.3 N.sub.4 layer on a main surface of the GaAs substrate; patterning the Si.sub.3 N.sub.4 layer using a photo-lithography to form a patterned Si.sub.3 N.sub.4 layer having a minimum width; wet-etching the GaAs substrate using the patterned Si.sub.3 N.sub.4 layer as a mask, so as to form (111) and (100) surfaces of the GaAs substrate beneath the patterned Si.sub.3 N.sub.4 ; selectively growing a GaAs film on the GaAs substrate etched thus using the patterned Si.sub.3 N.sub.4 layer as a mask so as to form the GaAs film with two (111) facets only on a (100) surface of the GaAs substrate; and removing the Si.sub.3 N.sub.4 layer. The V-shaped grooves can be formed on a GaAs substrate utilizing a difference of growth rate caused by surface orientation of the substrate, and therefore the grooves can be formed in double density.

Abstract: A crystal growth method for a compound semiconductor is capable of forming a plurality of quantum wells (formed of a barrier layer having a large energy band gap and an active layer having a small energy band gap) on the compound semiconductor substrate. After etching a V-shaped groove having a (111) surface with a predetermined angle .theta.1 with respect to the (100) surface on the GaAs semiconductor substrate, the substrate is further etched by a hydrochloric solution and a solution of H.sub.2 SO.sub.4 :H.sub.2 O.sub.2 :H.sub.2 O=20:1 to cause the V-shaped groove walls to become a non-(111) surface having a lower predetermined slope angle .theta.2. The quantum wells then grown in the bottom of the V-shaped groove will be effectively disconnected from simultaneous growths on the side walls of the groove thus giving rise to closely controlled multi-dimensional quantum well structures.