InAs/InGaAs digital alloy strain-compensated quantum well lasers

CAO Yuan-Ying; GU Yi; ZHANG Yong-Gang; LI Yao-Yao; FANG Xiang; LI Ai-Zhen; ZHOU Li; LI Hao-Si-Bai-Yin

doi:10.3724/sp.j.1010.2014.00213

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