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6 February 2009 New developments in 850 and 1300nm VCSELs at JDSU
Luke A. Graham, Melinda Schnoes, Kevin D. Maranowski, Thomas R. Fanning, Max V. Crom, Stewart A. Feld, Matthew H. Gray, Karen Bowers, Steve L. Silva, Kirk Cook, Gayle Schomberger, Ben Gable
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Abstract
Results on new 850nm and 1310nm VCSEL products under development at JDSU will be presented with emphasis on reliability criteria, advances in performance, and interconnect design. An update will also be provided on JDSU's effort to introduce 10Gpbs LW VCSEL based components and modules into the marketplace.
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Luke A. Graham, Melinda Schnoes, Kevin D. Maranowski, Thomas R. Fanning, Max V. Crom, Stewart A. Feld, Matthew H. Gray, Karen Bowers, Steve L. Silva, Kirk Cook, Gayle Schomberger, and Ben Gable "New developments in 850 and 1300nm VCSELs at JDSU", Proc. SPIE 7229, Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers XIII, 72290B (6 February 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.809649
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KEYWORDS
Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Semiconducting wafers

Reliability

Photomasks

Transceivers

Oxides

Temperature metrology

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